Quote: Originally posted by rockyit98 |
nope . no way dude! and that all i,m gonna say except what he described is how to make sodium. 6NaOH + 2C -------->2Na + 3H2+ 2Na2CO3
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but sodium is more reactive than carbon on the reactivity series, it isnt really possible in normal conditions such as a redox reaction. the only
thing that is less reactive than sodium but that can still replace it is magnesium to my knowledge but carbon just reduces its oxidation state and if
it acted as an anion in this case then the sodium carbide is a plausible case to make here |