Sodium in Chlorine gas

2 Na(l) + Cl2(g) → 2 NaCl(s)
Salty.

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• nuclearrabbit

[alexc475]

lol its funny how a poisonous gas and silvery metal makes something tasty :D

[FR0MDAS0UTH]

INHALE EXHALE!!!

[TheGzeus]

@schmelzbrot I disagree, I found cooked meat to always be fairly tasty, and good raw steak (well, cold rare. seared and served) to taste quite similar to fried eggs.

I don't eat any of the above anymore, though.

[allseriousness]

@alexc475 Hydrogen and Oxygen are both extremely flammable, however their combination, water, is something used to put out flame!

[schmelzbrot]

@marcusduck Have you ever tried eating a steak without salt? Doesn't taste at all :D

[marcusduck]

@alexc475 since when does salt taste good?

[HalfTimesTwo]

@weegeeluv3r lol i didn't realize that

[weegeeluv3r]

@HalfTimesTwo not really. the cost of pure sodium and chlorine and the stuff to make this would be a lot more, so just buy it. :)

[HalfTimesTwo]

So I guess you could save money and make your own salt eh?

[jjjc20]

like this if u r a sec 2 and ur teacher told u to watch this.

[rayandreina]

@oblarghhhhvious LOL!

[pooppeeyoupants]

@stmc247 no i dont think so... it still got traces of pure sodium and chlorine, so, thats why chemists never eat stuff made inside a test tube!