The compound NaCl (salt) has the same properties as sodium (Na) and chlorine (CI) because it is made of both of those elements. True False

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Nuuneoi · Answer 1 · 2021-06-09T23:24:42+0000

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False.

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In this case since sodium is a soft brilliant metal and chlorine is a green gas at normal conditions, they have totally different properties. Thus, since sodium chloride is also known as the table salt which is present as white crystals we can infer that the compound does not have the same properties, therefore it is false.

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