Physics, 22.11.2019 00:31, kaylienguyen

Part c
now build a model of salt. place your materials on a sheet of paper. the regular-size marshmallows can represent the
larger chlorine atoms, and the mini marshmallows can represent the smaller sodium atoms. connect the marshmallows
with toothpicks using the picture as a guide. what was difficult about building the model?

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Part c
now build a model of salt. place your materials on a sheet of paper. the regular-size m...