The answer is Sodium Fluoride
Answer:
A scientific law is formed when the results of an experiment generate the same results every time a particular experiment is performed. A scientific law is made when something has been thoroughly tested again and again through experimentation. Unlike the theory, a scientific law is not subjected to change with time. A scientific law is accepted universally and other hypothesis can be generated based on the authenticity of the law.
The answer is D. Identity of an element is determined by the number of protons, also called the Atomic Number. On the periodic table the atomic number is found above the element name. If you take away or add a proton, the element is not the same element anymore
I don't know if there were multiple choice answers or anything but i would say, "determined"