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Sodium is highly reactive metal and it cannot be obtained from its oxide by heating with carbon give reason​


vedant019: carbon is less reactive than sodium so it cannot displace sodium from its oxide

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Answered by Nilesh1427
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(a) Metallic compounds like sodium cannot be reduced by carbon or any other reducing agent due
to their high affinity with oxygen.

(b) Sodium is obtained from sodium chloride by electrolytic reduction. Sodium chloride in molten

form is electrolysed.

Sodium is deposited at cathode and chlorine is liberated at anode.

At cathode : Na+ + e- → Na

At anode : 2C- → Cl2 + 2e-

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Answered by Amishamehta
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