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When a freshly cut piece of sodium metal, Na, is dropped into a flask with chlorine gas, a violent reaction takes place creating a new compound. This compound
 
  A) has properties that are more like Na than Cl.
  B) has properties that are totally unlike either Na or Cl.
  C) has properties that more like Cl than Na.
  D) has properties that are like both Cl and Na.

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________ is considered by many people to play a central role among the sciences.
 
  A) Biology
  B) Chemistry
  C) Geology
  D) Physics



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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