Chemistry, asked by limpulampi, 10 months ago

what happens if zn+NaCl

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Answered by chanchalyadav75

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Answer:

the product will be ZnCl2 + Na

Answered by khanasrana301

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Answer:

no reaction take place because zinc granules are small and zinc granules are treated by sodium chloride.

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