NH 4 Cl is a nonelectrolyte.

NH 4 Cl appears to be a typographical error and does not represent a known chemical compound. However, if it were intended to represent a compound containing chlorine (Cl), most chlorine-containing compounds are ionic and thus would be electrolytes when dissolved in water, not nonelectrolytes.

NH 4 Cl is a nonelectrolyte.

NH 4 Cl appears to be a typographical error and does not represent a known chemical compound. However, if it were intended to represent a compound containing chlorine (Cl), most chlorine-containing compounds are ionic and thus would be electrolytes when dissolved in water, not nonelectrolytes.