sodium is Na and chloride is Cl
2Na + Cl(little 2) ------> 2NaCl
2Na + Cl(little 2) ------> 2NaCl
The Chemical Formula Of Sodium Chloride?
The answer is simply NaCl
In the periodic table, Sodium is on column 1 which is the Alkalai Metals and Cholrine is on column 7 which is the non-metals.
Sodium is naturally equivalent to +1 while Chlorine (after equation of n-8=1 saying that n=7) it will be -1. Then in conclusion it is NaCl
In the periodic table, Sodium is on column 1 which is the Alkalai Metals and Cholrine is on column 7 which is the non-metals.
Sodium is naturally equivalent to +1 while Chlorine (after equation of n-8=1 saying that n=7) it will be -1. Then in conclusion it is NaCl
NaCl
The most correct answer to this equation would be NaCl. NA is sodium, and Cl is chloride. So Na+Cl.
The equation is NaOH+HCL-NACL+H2O
Na + Cl -> Na+ + Cl- -> NaCl
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Does sulfate free mean the same as sodium chloride free?
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Simply: NaCl
More precisely, NaCl when it's dry, but, it's an ionic compound, so when dissolved, it becomes Na+ Cl-.
More precisely, NaCl when it's dry, but, it's an ionic compound, so when dissolved, it becomes Na+ Cl-.
After salt and water are heated and the water is removed, is the salt solution classified as a pure substance
How many grams of sodium chloride would be found in a D5 1/4 NS 1000 mL bag?
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cl negitive and cl positive
who's greate ?
cl negitive and cl positive
who's greate ?