Q.18 Why sodium catches fire when it exposed to air with moisture?
Which type of combustion is it?
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Sodium is highly reactive compound.
on exposing to air it reacts with moisture to form hydrogen gas.
Reaction is exothermic and due to rapid increase in temperature , hydrogen released catches fire.
It is exothermic combustion.
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Sodium is highly reactive compound. on exposing to air it reacts with moisture to form hydrogen gas. Reaction is exothermic and due to rapid increase in temperature , hydrogen released catches fire. It is exothermic combustion.
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