Sodium reacts with oxygen to produce sodium oxide in a synthesis reaction. A chemist needs to produce 15.0 g of sodium oxide for an experiment. What mass of sodium must she start with? Select one: a. 11.1 g Na b. 80.9 g Na c. 2.78 g Na d. 20.2 g Na

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Sodium reacts with oxygen to produce sodium oxide in a synthesis reaction. A chemist needs to produce 15.0 g of sodium oxide for an experiment. What mass of sodium must she start with?
Select one:
a. 11.1 g Na
b. 80.9 g Na
c. 2.78 g Na
d. 20.2 g Na
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