Chemistry, asked by namanmalik20671, 10 months ago

Why sodium can be obtained from reduction of its ore with carbon?

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Answered by smookyqueen
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Iron is not as reactive as aluminium and its ore can be reduced by the reducing agent carbon and carbon monoxide. This method is, therefore, used. ... Sodium is a very reactive metal, high in the reactivity series, so electrolysis is the method of choice.

Answered by Anonymous
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Sodium is highly reactive substance so it must be reduced of its ore with carbon it is shown in elingham diagram .

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