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What state of matter would sodium hydroxide be?
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Sodium Hydroxide exists as a solid at room temp, and only melts at 318 degrees celsius.
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Sodium hydroxide exists in the solid phase at room temperature, and can be found as as hemispherical white solid pellets.
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