Chemistry, asked by dizztamang7, 4 hours ago

explain why the term "molecular weight" is inappropriate for sodium chloride

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Answered by dsumthidsumthi98302

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NaCl is an ionic compound and has no molecular entity therefore it is imperfect to define the molecular weight. Explanation: NaCl is an ionic compound and has no molecular entity therefore it is imperfect to define the molecular weight. ... Sodium chloride do not exist as individual molecules.

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Answered by eramar576

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sodicem cloride (NaCl) if an ionic compound and as no molecular EnTy,there fore it is inperefect define moncular age sodium cloride do not exisist as individual molecules

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