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Table salt (NaCl) can be produced by reacting sodium metal with chlorine gas, given how explosive...

Table salt (NaCl) can be produced by reacting sodium metal with chlorine gas, given how explosive this reaction is nobody produces salt this way. However, a “mad scientist” wishes to obtain some salt in this manner. To perform the reaction a 750. mL flask is filled with chlorine gas at 19.7°C, until the pressure reaches 1.07 atm. To the flask a 0.975 g piece of sodium metal is added. What mass of salt will this reaction yield?

__Na(s) + __Cl2(g) → __NaCl(s)

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