Chemistry, asked by amanjindalrj, 6 hours ago

When sodium is dissolved in water, it melts to form silver ball and____
(float/sinks) upon the surface of water which keeps on darting
in all directions and keeps on giving off tiny____ (hydrogen/oxygen) gas bubbles. The ball keeps on_____
(increasing/decreasing) in size and catches fire with______ (lilac/yellow) flame and finally disappears leaving water with soapy touch and slightly ____ (cold/warm) if then tested with litmus paper, it turns_____ (red to blue/blue to red) signifying that there is the formation of alkali.​

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Answered by GayathriJangam
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Answer:

sinks

oxygen

increasing

yellow

warm

red to blue

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