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sodium is a very reactive metal is this true or false​

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Answered by chitranshkumawat8
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As a part of the alkali metal group in the periodic table, sodium is highly reactive and is never found pure in nature. It tarnishes easily and has a low melting point and density. sodium is so reactive because they lose their valence electron very easily.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Sodium is a very reactive metal.

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True

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Sodium is a metal which is never found in its pure form. It gets discolored easily. Also being a metal it has low density and melting point. They loose their valence electron easily that's why they are reactive metals.

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1. What is Sodium?

= Sodium is a chemical element which is a silver-white, soft and highly reactive metal.

2. Symbol & Atomic number of Sodium?

  • Symbol - Na
  • Atomic Number - 11
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