Chemistry, asked by jayshripatel1421596, 7 months ago

sodium + water ➡️ sodium hydroxide + hydrogen....is a what type of reaction..??

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Answered by Vazish07

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Answer:

Displacement reaction

Answered by alihaakram12

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Answer:

the reaction of sodium hydroxide+hydrogen is an exothermic reaction.

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