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Is sodium brittle

Updated: 8/11/2023
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13y ago

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Sodium itself is neither brittle nor a compound. It is a soft metallic element. Compounds of sodium are often brittle because they consist of a crystal lattice of oppositely charged ions. These ions are arranged in a manner so that opposite charges (which attract) are as close as possible and like charges (which repel) are as far as possible from each other, resulting in a rigid structure. If a force is applied to this structure it can cause part of it to dislodge from the rest.

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12y ago

sodiu bromide is brittle because it is a non metal

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14y ago

No it is not

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3y ago
Yes it is

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13y ago

Sodium isn't brittle at all.

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No it is not

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just cause.....

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10y ago

Sodium is brittle.

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