Common table salt is mainly Sodium Chloride, a molecule made from a one-to-one chemical bond between sodium, an alkali, and chlorine, a halogen. Based on that information (and what you know about the periodic table as a graphic organizer for chemical elements), which of the following is true: A A similar chemical compound should be possible with Chlorine and substituting any other alkali for sodium. B A similar chemical compound ought to be possible by adding two sodium instead of one so the ration is 2:1. C A similar chemical compound ought to be possible by substituting any alkili earth element instead of sodium in the same ratio.
-
Common table salt is mainly Sodium Chloride, a molecule made from a one-to-one
chemical bond between sodium, an alkali, and chlorine, a halogen.Based on that information (and what you know about the periodic table as a graphic organizer for chemical elements), which of the following is true:
A A similar chemical compound should be possible with Chlorine and substituting any other alkali for sodium.
B A similar chemical compound ought to be possible by adding two sodium instead of one so the ration is 2:1.
C A similar chemical compound ought to be possible by substituting any alkili earth element instead of sodium in the same ratio.
D A similar chemical compound should be possible with Sodium and substituting any other halogen for chlorine.
E A similar chemical compound ought to be possible by adding two chlorine instead of one so the ratio is 2:1.
F There is no way to prodict what might be possible based only on information from the periiodic table and this chemical
G A similar chemical compound should be possible with Chlorine and substituting any inert gas for sodium.
H A similar chemical compound should be possible with sodium and substituting any inert gas for chlorine.
Trending now
This is a popular solution!
Step by step
Solved in 3 steps
