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If sodium chloride contains millions of negative chloride ions and millions of positive sodium ions, why is a crystal of sodium chloride electrically neutral? ​

If sodium chloride contains millions of negative chloride ions and millions of positive sodium ions, why is a crystal of sodium chloride electrically neutral? ​
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If sodium chloride contains millions of negative chloride ions and millions of positive sodium ions, why is a crystal of sodium chloride electrically neutral? ​

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I think it is made of sodium hydroxide which is a strong alkali and hydrochloric acid which is a strong acid so it makes it neutral
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