Science, asked by jasminejk2006, 1 year ago

Why is sodium chloride is not corrosive in nature

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Answered by awaneesh11

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Hey mate your answer is here
sodium chloride is not a base it is a salt, so
sodium chloride is not corrosive in nature

Answered by faiqalaiba41

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Answer:

Explanation:

sidium chloride is a salt its not base or acid it is neutral and so are not corrosive in nature

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