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When sodium and chlorine are mixed: nothing happens heat and light are released heat is absorbed from the environment
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When sodium and chlorine are mixed:

nothing happens
heat and light are released
heat is absorbed from the environment

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The correct answer is B: heat and light are released.

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Heat and light are released!
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