Posted by jamie on Monday, February 4, 2013 at 11:09pm.
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Na +Cl---> NaCl
30g of Cl*(1 mole of Cl/35.45 g of Cl)= moles of Cl
Since moles of Cl=moles of Na
moles of Na *(22.99 g of Na/1 mole of Na)= g's of Na needed to react with chlorine gas
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