Explicación: All I can find is that CIH stands for ácido clorhídrico (hydrochloric acid) and HCI = hydrogen chloride.
Although it must have lots of other meanings...
That's it then, thanks a million. It is a hydrochloride. I never knew CIH was Acido Clorhídrico though. It has to be ClH, surely (with a small L instead of a capital I) 4 puntos KudoZ otorgados a esta respuesta
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Explicación: Can't find what the CIH stands for, but came across lots of hits for the above. Could this be it? (don't know what HCI means either - when will people learn that we don't understand all these ADAs)
Explicación: All I can find is that CIH stands for ácido clorhídrico (hydrochloric acid) and HCI = hydrogen chloride.
Although it must have lots of other meanings...
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That's it then, thanks a million. It is a hydrochloride. I never knew CIH was Acido Clorhídrico though. It has to be ClH, surely (with a small L instead of a capital I)
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