First Principles of Chemistry
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layer of sodium hydroxide. In perfectly dry air it remains unchanged at ordinary temperatures.
SODIUM HYDROXIDE AS A TYPICAL BASE. 105 When thrown on water, it skims over the surface with a hissing sound. The water is rapidly decomposed, one- half the hydrogen being set free and the sodium com- bining with the oxygen and the other half of the hydrogen to form sodium hydroxide : 2Na + 2H20 — )- 2NaOH + H, The hydroxide dissolves in water and may be obtained by evaporation. A large amount of ener...gy is liberated in the decomposition of water by sodium, which may be readily shown by dropping a piece of sodium on a moist piece of filter paper. In this way the heat is all liberated at one place and is sufficient to ignite the hydrogen.
On account of its ready action with water, the sodium is always kept under kerosene or some other oil containing no oxygen.
92. Sodium Hydroxide as a Typioal Base. — A solution of sodium hydroxide turns red litmus blue, an action exactly the reverse of that of an acid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
layer of sodium hydroxide. In perfectly dry air it remains unchanged at ordinary temperatures.
SODIUM HYDROXIDE AS A TYPICAL BASE. 105 When thrown on water, it skims over the surface with a hissing sound. The water is rapidly decomposed, one- half the hydrogen being set free and the sodium com- bining with the oxygen and the other half of the hydrogen to form sodium hydroxide : 2Na + 2H20 — )- 2NaOH + H, The hydroxide dissolves in water and may be obtained by evaporation. A large amount of ener...gy is liberated in the decomposition of water by sodium, which may be readily shown by dropping a piece of sodium on a moist piece of filter paper. In this way the heat is all liberated at one place and is sufficient to ignite the hydrogen.
On account of its ready action with water, the sodium is always kept under kerosene or some other oil containing no oxygen.
92. Sodium Hydroxide as a Typioal Base. — A solution of sodium hydroxide turns red litmus blue, an action exactly the reverse of that of an acid.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond Bedell Brownlee to read onlineMoreLess
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