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It is very, very metallic. It belongs to the alkali metals (along with potassium. lithium and others) and, having just one electron in the outer orbits of each if its atoms, is a typical metal, chemical reaction - wise, but atypical as it is very soft, less dense than water (it will float!) and reacts violently with water sometimes bursting into flame on contact.

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It's a metal, hints it's in Alkali METALS.

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It is a metal.

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Sodium is a metal.

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