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Explain the reason for the fusion of an organic compound with metallic sodium for testing nitrogen. sulphur, and halogens.

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The elements like N,S,P or halogens in the organic compounds are present in the form of covalent bond and they are converted into ionic species (e.g. CN,S2,PO34, and X ions) by fusing with Na. These ionic species can be easily detected by ionic reaction

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