Asked by madyson

what does the statment mean. The properties of salts are different from the properties of the elements that go into making them mean?
Answered by bobpursley
Take the salt sodium chloride (table salt). It dissolves in water, is a white crystalline substance, and conducts electricity when molten, or in solution.

Now the elements sodium, and chlorine, have none of those properties.
Answered by Justin
The statment means that the elements that form the salt are completely different when they aren't formed into salt. For example, when the element A, B, C are put together they can form salt, but when if you just looked at A it would be different from the salt because it wouldn't have B or C. Get the idea? If not then just go another web site and try to find it. Good luck!
Answered by tiff
Salt is sodium and chloride
Answered by tiff
Salt is sodium and chloride if the there was only chloride it would be different.
Answered by jp
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Answered by lily
salt is for eating and did u know that salt is made of rocks and u can not eat rocks
Answered by preston
salt and coride. WASSUP
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Answered by Yo MAMMA
IF you take sodium and chloride you get some salt. but if you only had sodium it wouldn't have the same properties as the salt it makes when mixed with chloride. this means once elements are combined they have different properties them when they are seperated.
Answered by Del Lago Elementary
It's easy, basically sodium mixes with CO2 then it evaporates into the air which means CO2 is made for us to breath
Answered by Anonymous 5th Grader
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Answered by Anonymous Person
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Answered by rain
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Answered by Anonymous
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