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State three reasons for believing that sodium is a non metal(of one at least be chemical

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Answered by priyanka9432
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⭐Sodium is called a metal because firstly in chemical reactions it always gives its outer electron away to some other element.

⭐It is physically silver colored and is a soft metal of low density.

⭐Pure sodium is not found naturally on earth because it is a highly reactive metal.

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Answered by Vaibhav2005
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Pure sodium is a soft, silvery metal that is incredibly reactive with both air and water. It is so highly reactive that pure sodium cannot exist on its own in nature. Nonetheless, there are many sodium compounds that are common in nature, such as sodium chloride, also known as table salt. In fact, sodium is the sixth most common element on the planet and makes up nearly 3 percent of the Earth's crust.

sodium has luster (metal)

sodium loses electrons easily (metals)

Sodium conducts electricity.

And a bonus, it is malleable (metal)

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