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Table salt can be separated into sodium and chlorine. Sodium is explosive. Chlorine is a gas that can kill people. What can be concluded from the statements above? A harmful compound can become harmless when its elements are separated

A harmless compound can become harmful when its elements are separated.

Breaking a compound into its separate elements has no noticeable effects.

Breaking a compound into its separate elements can create carbon dioxide

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