If you mix sodium chloride with cold water will it explode. True or False

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It is not sodium. If you drop hot molten sodium into water it flashes and violently reacts with water but does not quite explode like the molten sodium chloride. It most likely is not ... If you check the PH afterexplosion, water is still neutral PH.

BUT because sodium chloride is table salt. your answer is false!

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