What is the product formed when ${Na}_{2} O$ is heated at $400 ° C$ ?

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Solution

${Na}_{2} O$
${Na}_{2} O$ is the chemical formula for sodium oxide.
Formation of product
When sodium oxide is heated to $400 ° C$ , the result is sodium peroxide. The procedure for sodium oxide is shown below, which is heated to $400 ° C$ .
$\underset{Sodium oxide}{2 {Na}_{2} O} \to_{400 ° C}^{∆} \underset{Sodium peroxide}{{Na}_{2} O_{2}} + \underset{Sodium}{2 Na}$
Thus, when sodium oxide is heated to $400 ° C$ , sodium peroxide is produced.

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