In an experiment, a student took a 12.2 g sample of table sale and chemically separated the chlorine from the sodium. He determined that there were 5.2 g of chlorine in the sample. What is the percent composition of each element in the table salt?

In an experiment, a student took a 12.2 g sample of table sale and chemically separated the chlorine from the sodium. He determined that there were 5.2 g of chlorine in the sample. What is the percent composition of each element in the table salt?

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