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Sodium reacts with chloride gas to form sodium chloride. If you had 39.3 grams of sodium to begin with, how many grams of salt are formed?

Sodium reacts with chloride gas to form sodium chloride. If you had 39.3 grams of sodium to begin with, how many grams of salt are formed?
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Sodium reacts with chloride gas to form sodium chloride. If you had 39.3 grams of sodium to begin with, how many grams of salt are formed?

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Answer: 99.96g of the salt (NaCl)

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