Burning Lithium in excess oxygen yields Lithium oxide (Li2O). In contrast, burning Sodium in excess oxygen primarily produces which compound?
Q1. Burning Lithium in excess oxygen yields Lithium oxide (Li2O). In contrast, burning Sodium in excess oxygen primarily produces which compound?
Answer: Na2O2
Explanation: Sodium forms a peroxide (Na2O2) with excess oxygen, whereas Lithium only forms a normal oxide (Li2O) due to size constraints.