What is the chemical symbol for table salt?

Answer 1

What kind of salt? table salt?

Table salt is NaCl (Sodium chloride); it's not a chemical symbol, but it is the molecular equation for it. Only Elements have a "symbol"

Answer 2

There is no symbol for "salt" in chemistry. Salt is a generic name for an ionic compound composing of metals and non-metals. There may be one metal and one non-metal atom in the molecule or several of each. "Salt" as in table salt for chips etc, is Sodium Chloride.

It consists of one sodium atom and one Chlorine atom forming a molecule, and many billions of molecules combining into an Ionic lattice to form each granule. The Chemical symbol for table salt is NaCl. Alternatively though you might encounter "Lo-Salt" or another varient of the same. This contains one third Sodium Chloride to two thirds Potassium Chloride. The symbol for Potassium Chloride is KCl.

Answer 3

The chemical symbol for salt, or sodium, is NaCl. For more information on this, you can go here: http://www.saltinstitute.org/15.html

Answer 4

Table salt is Sodium Chloride. NaCl is the chemical sign.

Na is Sodium. Cl is Chloride.

Answer 5

Salt = NaCl Water = H2O Salt Water is a solution of these two compounds and not a new compound.

Answer 6

No chemical symbol for the saltwater. Saltwater is not a compound but a solution of salts in water. The chemical formula of the sodium chloride is NaCl.

Answer 7

NaCi (which is sodium and chloride)

Answer 8

It's NaCl

Answer 9

NaCl