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11. How many moles are of sodium are needed to react completely with 3.1 moles of chlorine in the reaction shown below?
2Nam) + C12(9) + 2 NaCl()
O 1.5 moles Na
O 6.2 moles Na
O 2 moles Na
3.1 moles Na
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