Q. What is the nature of sodium chloride, which is used for a variety of things?
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The nature of sodium chloride varies in different ways. It also has a melting and boiling point. It is in powder and granulated form in salt and is white in colour, but it is in liquid form as in drugs and is colourless in infusion.
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