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Q. Look at the given reaction
Hydraulic acid + Sodium hydrogen (base)------? sodium chloride (salt )+ water ; sodium chloride.
Formed in this reaction remains is solution form. can we get solid sodium chloride from the solution? Suggest a method (if any)

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Dear student. Boiling gets water dry up. Regards.

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Answer the very short type questions Q. Look at the given reaction Hydraulic acid + Sodium hydrogen (base)------? sodium chloride (salt )+ water ; sodium chloride. Formed in this reaction remains is solution form. can we get solid sodium chloride from the solution? Suggest a method (if any)

Dear student. Boiling gets water dry up. Regards.

Answer the very short type questions
Q. Look at the given reaction
Hydraulic acid + Sodium hydrogen (base)------? sodium chloride (salt )+ water ; sodium chloride.
Formed in this reaction remains is solution form. can we get solid sodium chloride from the solution? Suggest a method (if any)