Sodium's reaction with water is an example of what kind of property? chemical physical element metals

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Chris Lin · Answer 1 · 2021-10-14T06:55:37+0000

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When sodium reacts with water, sodium, being an alkali, rips away electrons from water and creates an explosion. This happens because of the chemical properties of sodium. Hope this helps!

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