Question #6376b

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Mar 3, 2017

See explanation.

Explanation:

Sodium is a solid at room temperature, so right from the start, you know for a fact that it will go from solid to liquid at a temperature that is higher than 25^@"C".

More specifically, sodium will go from solid to liquid, i.e. it will melt, at about 97.8^@"C". This is known as the melting point of sodium.

Sodium will go from liquid to vapor, i.e. it will evaporate, at about 883^@"C". This is known as the boiling point of sodium.

For physical properties such as melting point and boiling point, you can always turn to Wikipedia. Check out the Wiki page for sodium for more info.