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    A Tiny Crystal of Sodium Chloride Contains 5,000,000 Sodium Ions
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A Tiny Crystal of Sodium Chloride Contains 5,000,000 Sodium Ions

Question 75

Question 75

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A tiny crystal of sodium chloride contains 5,000,000 sodium ions and 5,000,000 chloride ions. The correct formula for sodium chloride is:


A) NaCl
B) Na5Cl5
C) Na50Cl50
D) It could be any of the above.
E) None of the above

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