what is a 'molten' state of Nacl?
what is the difference between the aquous state and a molten state of Nacl?

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Molten NaCl is melted NaCl or liquid NaCl. Aqueous NaCl is the solution of NaCl in water.

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what is a 'molten' state of Nacl?what is the difference between the aquous state and a molten state of Nacl?

Molten NaCl is melted NaCl or liquid NaCl. Aqueous NaCl is the solution of NaCl in water.

what is a 'molten' state of Nacl?
what is the difference between the aquous state and a molten state of Nacl?