Physics, asked by ManishSinha, 11 months ago

sodium catches fire easily and chlorine is a harmful gas but sodium chloride is indispensable in our daily meal give reason​

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Answered by sandeshpawar
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sodium is a metal with a cation ( positive ion)

chlorine is a nonmetal with a anion (negative ion )

whereas sodium chloride is an ionic compound .

it is a dilute particle ( salt ) because the ions get balanced

Answered by hyacinth98
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Sodium is a highly receptive metal that is combustible.

NaCl

  • Sodium is a profoundly receptive metal that is combustible. It can touch off with a flash at 239 degrees Fahrenheit or 115 degrees Celsius.
  • Little bits of sodium are consumed in the air with a frequently minimal excess of orange sparkle. Involving bigger measures of sodium or consuming it in oxygen gives areas of strength for a fire. You get a white strong combination of sodium oxide and sodium peroxide.
  • In any case, it's not receptive or inflammable in that frame of mind of NaCl.Sodium and chloride assume a significant part in your small digestive tract.
  • Sodium assists your body with absorbing Chloride, when it's as hydrochloric corrosive (hydrogen and chloride) is likewise a part of gastric juice. It helps your body digest and retains the supplements.

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