Newborn babies, for their first few days of life, pass meconium, which is dark green colored stool. This stool is a combination of all the contents that the fetus consumed while they were in the womb, such as bile, water, amniotic fluid, mucus and epithelial cells, and it does not have any odor to it. child that is passing green stools may also have accompanying symptoms that may indicate a health disorder or disease, so the child should be monitored careful. Some of these other symptoms they may experience include the following: 1  Un-expected weight loss.
Sodium Chloride is not a gas solid. It is in crystalline form which when heated, becomes molten. It never evaporates to give Sodium Chloride gas i.e. NaCl.
Sodium has a density of only about 0.97 g/mL, so it floats on water. The reaction produces jets of hydrogen gas below the waterline; this is what propels the sodium around the surface. The reaction releases heat, and as the sodium and the solution warm up, the reaction goes faster and faster. If the sodium gets trapped on the water's edge or against some other obstacle, enough heat can be generated to boil the water around the metal and actually melt the sodium. This is a dangerous reaction. If the sodium gets hot enough, the hydrogen jets can ignite and burn.