need answers A sample of sodium (Na) was observed by a scientist. The scientist wrote down the following observations in her investigation log about the sample:Solid, cubeDensity: 0.968 g/cm³Melting point: 208'FNa, sodium3.3 gram sampleSketch of sample:Boiling point: 1621'FAtomic radius: 186 pmElectronegativity: 0.93 paulingsReacts exothermically with waterHighly reducing, reduction of sodium ions requiring 2.71 voltsCombusted in dry air it forms oxidesUsing the investigation log above, which one of the statements are supported?Physical properties observed: melting point of 208°F and 3.3 grams in the sample.Chemical properties observed: boiling point of 1621°F and the electronegativity of 0.93.Chemical properties observed: highly reducing nature of sodium and the solid state of the sample.Physical properties observed: density of 0.968 g/cm and the sodium reacting exothermically with water.

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Jsing the investigation log above, which one of the statements are supported? Physical properties observed: melting point of 208°F and 3.3 grams in the sample. Chemical properties observed: boiling point of 1621°F and the electronegativity of 0.93. Chemical properties observed: highly reducing nature of sodium and the solid state of the sample. Physical properties observed: density of 0.968 g/cm² and the sodium reacting exothermically with water.

Jsing the investigation log above, which one of the statements are supported? Physical properties observed: melting point of 208°F and 3.3 grams in the sample. Chemical properties observed: boiling point of 1621°F and the electronegativity of 0.93. Chemical properties observed: highly reducing nature of sodium and the solid state of the sample. Physical properties observed: density of 0.968 g/cm² and the sodium reacting exothermically with water.

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