Asked by Renee
sodium metal is insoluble in ether.
sodium metal dissolves in water to produce a gas.
The copper bottom on a frying pan turns black after several heatings.
Are these physical or chemical changes..
sodium metal dissolves in water to produce a gas.
The copper bottom on a frying pan turns black after several heatings.
Are these physical or chemical changes..
Answers
Answered by
Qpee
Sodium metal is insoluble in ether - No change but technically you can call the sodium in ether an insoluble mixture and therefore a physical change.
Sodium metal dissolves in water to produce a gas - You get a chemical change happening here because the sodium reacts with the water.
The copper bottom on a frying pan turns black after several heatings - That's a chemical reaction forming copper (II) oxide so it's a chemical change.
Sodium metal dissolves in water to produce a gas - You get a chemical change happening here because the sodium reacts with the water.
The copper bottom on a frying pan turns black after several heatings - That's a chemical reaction forming copper (II) oxide so it's a chemical change.
Answered by
bri
physical or chemical property
sodium metal fohrmhs an oxide when heated with oxygen?
sodium metal fohrmhs an oxide when heated with oxygen?