Chemistry, asked by AnshitaRana5682, 11 months ago

Does sodium act as a reducing agent in the reaction between sodium and oxygen to form sodium oxide

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Answered by Vishal96433

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No , sodium don't act as a reducing agent between sodium and oxygen

Answered by swapnilkesherwani266

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Answer:

oxidizing agent ,because oxygen is added to NA

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