Chemistry, asked by 669949, 2 days ago

Can you use carbon to extract sodium from rock? Explain why.

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Answered by coolsss

Explanation:

because sodium is more reactive than carbon and therefore a displacement reaction cannot take place- which would normally separate sodium from its ore.

Answered by girachfarooque56

Answer:

No u can not extract sodium! From rocks

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