Motion of a piece of sodium on water
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It burnes and moves because of force which has acted on it
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Motion of a piece of Sodium metal on water:
Sodium will react with water and will form heat.
- A small piece of sodium on the water surface will be moving on the surface of the water with hydrogen flame formed by reaction of the sodium metal with water.
- A large piece of sodium may sink below and will release a large amount of heat and hydrogen. The presence of hydrogen may increase the flame and as a result, a steam explosion may happen.
The reaction of Sodium metal with water is exothermic. Sodium is a very reactive metal due to the presence of 1 electron in its valence shell.
The reaction is:
Na + H₂O → NaOH + H₂
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