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Aleena Day
8 February, 07:11
What's NaCN in chemistry
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Kaley Weiss
8 February, 07:25
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NaCN is sodium cyanide
Sodium cyanide with formula NaCN is an inorganic compound. It is a solid, white and water-soluble. Cyanide has a high metal attraction which results in this salt being highly toxic. Its major usage also takes advantage of its high reactivity against metals in mining.
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