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how many grams of chlorine will be needed to react completely with 10g of sodium to produce sodium chloride? ( Use; atomic masses of ; Na =23g, CL=35.5g)​
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how many grams of chlorine will be needed to react completely with 10g of sodium to produce sodium chloride? ( Use; atomic masses of ; Na =23g, CL=35.5g)​

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