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Sodium chloride is an ionic compound. If you drop a large crystal of sodium chloride on a hard floor. Choices are change to gas, shatter into tiny pieces, become a covailent bon…

Sodium chloride is an ionic compound. If you drop a large crystal of sodium chloride on a hard floor. Choices are change to gas, shatter into tiny pieces, become a covailent bon…
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Sodium chloride is an ionic compound. If you drop a large crystal of sodium chloride on a hard floor. Choices are change to gas,

shatter into tiny pieces, become a covailent bond , conduct electricity

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Shatter into tiny pieces

The crystal may break due to the fall.
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