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Write the molecular formulae of the following compound. Sodium aluminate

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Write the molecular formulae of the following compound.

Sodium aluminate

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Sodium aluminate- NaAlO2

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Chapter 8: Metallugy - Solve the following Questions [Page 29]

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SCERT Maharashtra Science and Technology Part 1 [English] Standard 10 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 8 Metallugy
Solve the following Questions | Q 4 (iii) | Page 29

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