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Who discovered soduim?
Sodium was first discovered by Sir Humphry Davy in 1807 by electrolyzing sodium hydroxide, a process known as electrolysis. Davy isolated sodium metal through experimentation with molten sodium hydroxide.
What is the formula for soduim sulphide?
It is Na2S
Formula for soduim carbonate?
Na2CO3
What is soduim at room temp?
a solid
Is soduim diocytl sulfosuccinate an aromatic?
Not
What is soduim acetate?
Hot Ice
Does soduim chloride contain carbon?
no it has not
Is soduim a metalliod?
No, sodium is a metal.
What is the chemical formula for Soduim sulfite?
Na2SO3.
What is salt and water made of?
soduim and h2o
What is the formula of soduim oxalate?
Formula: Na2C2O4
What is the teperature of soduim at room teperature?
I'm unfamiliar with this element "soduim", but I'm willing to bet it's temperature at room temperature will be... Oh, I dunno... room temperature.
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