Chemistry, asked by psynapse8463, 9 months ago

Does metallic sodium melt when exposed to air?

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Answered by maxinenawra

Answer:

It doesn't

Explanation:

Sodium is a metal which means that it has a high melting point. Sodium is very reactive and if exposed to air it would react with the surrounding oxygen to create sodium oxide

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