Is sodium flexable

Answer 1

Well, sodium is a metal so it could be both. [depends on phase]

Answer 2

Yes, it is. Use the following as a general rule for metals. In a period, reactivity for metals will decrease when atomic number increases becasue the ionization energy increase. In groups, reactivity of metals increases because the ionization energy decreases.

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Answer 3

yes it is a soft and will bend and is very malleable

Answer 4

Yes Sodium is extremely malleable. The fact that it is volatile and stored in oil has absolutely nothing to do with its malleability.

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Answer 6

Yes, it is. This is because sodium is a metal. Ductility is a property of metals and by definition, plastic materials (using "plastic" in its true sense).

Answer 7

It depends. A thin strip of sodium can be bent and even folded, but dont expect to bend a pebble-shaped piece of sodium. But sodium is soft compared to other metals.

Answer 8

No, sodium is a hard and solid metal at room temperature. It is classified as a reactive metal that is typically stored under oil to prevent it from reacting with air or moisture.

Answer 9

Yes