Sodium chloride contains sodium cations Na+ and chlorine anions Cl− in a 1:1 ratio; its formula unit has zero net electric charge.
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- Atomic basis of a crystal
- Born-Haber cycle
- Bragg structure inference from measured intensities
- Chemical compound
- Conductivity experiment on salt solutions
- Crystal structure
- Dialysis (biochemistry)
- Dialysis salt-removal and protein-retention experiments
- Diamond anvil cell
- Dissolution
- Electrochemistry
- Electrolyte
- Ion
- Ionic bonding
- Ion pair
- John E. Straub
- Lattice constant from two indexed reflections
- Lattice energy
- Lattice enthalpy from solution calorimetry
- Lead sulfide
- Mixture
- Molecule
- NaCl conventional cell and coordination
- Net ionic equation
- Neutron diffraction
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- Primitive cubic Bragg peak positions
- Rock salt structure
- Ruby calibration against sodium chloride
- SEC protein conformation experiment
- Serial dilution
- Sodium chloride
- Solute
- Solution (chemistry)
- Solution mass and volume bookkeeping
- Spectroscopic measurement of hydration dynamics
- Standard enthalpy of formation
- Strong electrolyte
- Trypsin colorimetric assay
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