difference between sodium chloride and sodium nitrate
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Well, sodium chloride is made up of sodium (Na^+1) ions and chloride (Cl^-1) ions. Sodium nitrate is made up of sodium (Na^+1) ions and nitrate (NO3^-1) ions. That's a huge difference in itself, and makes them entirely different substances.
Second, nitrate is not an antioxidant - it's an oxidant or oxidizer (just the opposite). Chloride ion is neither strongly oxidizing or reducing
Second, nitrate is not an antioxidant - it's an oxidant or oxidizer (just the opposite). Chloride ion is neither strongly oxidizing or reducing
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sodium chloride is made up of sodium (Na^+1) ions and chloride (Cl^-1) ions. Sodium nitrate is made up of sodium (Na^+1) ions and nitrate (NO3^-1) ions. That's a huge difference in itself, and makes them entirely different substances.
While, nitrate is not an antioxidant - it's an oxidant or oxidizer (just the opposite). Chloride ion is neither strongly oxidizing or reducing.
While, nitrate is not an antioxidant - it's an oxidant or oxidizer (just the opposite). Chloride ion is neither strongly oxidizing or reducing.
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