When 1-bromo propane is reacted with sodium metal, the propane and sodium bromide are formed.
Propane and sodium bromide are produced when the 1-bromo propane is reacted with sodium metal.
The Bromine which is present in the 2-bromopropane is removed through hydrogenation and combines with the sodium metal which results in the production of propane and sodium bromide.
So we can conclude that propane and sodium bromide are produced when the 1-bromo propane is reacted with sodium metal.
I think you want to ask the complete ionic equation and net ionic equation. For complete ionic equation: 3Ba2+ + 6Cl- + 2Al3+ + 3SO42- -->3BaSO4 + 2Al3+ + 6Cl-. For net ionic equation: 3Ba2+ + 3SO42- -->3BaSO4.
