Reaction of Sodium with water is an example of:
Correct answer: C. Irreversible
- A. Reversible reaction
- B. Endothermic
- C. Irreversible
- D. Slow
Explanation
Sodium reacts with water to form a strong base called sodium hydroxide, which cannot be easily converted back to its constituent reactants, thus it is an irreversible reaction.
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