Thanks for all the support guys I really appreciate it!!! Here’s another post for yall. More info about H2O and Na: When sodium (Na) is placed in water, it reacts very quickly and produces sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and hydrogen gas (H₂— this is a diatomic guys!). The reaction releases a lot of heat, which can cause the water to boil rapidly while hydrogen gas is produced. If the hydrogen ignites from the heat, it can cause a sudden burst of flame. #viral #Science #chemistry #anime #edit

Thanks for all the support guys I really appreciate it!!! Here’s another post for yall. More info about H2O and Na: When sodium (Na) is placed in water, it reacts very quickly and produces sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and hydrogen gas (H₂— this is a diatomic guys!). The reaction releases a lot of heat, which can cause the water to boil rapidly while hydrogen gas is produced. If the hydrogen ignites from the heat, it can cause a sudden burst of flame. #viral #Science #chemistry #anime #edit

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