5.Is salt a lifeless substance?

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5. What is the basic salt with an example?

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Since no complex molecular bonds are formed by carbon, inanimate compounds are also very simple. Sodium chloride, best known for household salt, would be a common example of an inanimate basic compound. Just two atoms, sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl), are in this formula.

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