Science, asked by varuniverma3, 6 months ago

Sodium chloride is a molecule.Explain why this statement is not true​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Sodium Chloride is not  a molecule. It is a salt.

Explanation: Sodium is an element and Chlorine is also an element. So when they mix together, Sodium Chloride, a salt is formed.

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