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the replacement of hydrogen from water by sodium is an example of

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The replacement of hydrogen from water by sodium is an example of a single-displacement reaction.

A single-displacement reaction is a reaction in which an element in a compound is replaced by a different element.  In this case, hydrogen is replaced by sodium.
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