- Zn is the chemical symbol for zinc, a metal in group IIB of the periodic table, with an atomic number of 30. Zinc typically exists in the form of chemical compounds such as ZnO, ZnS, Zn3(PO4)2.
- Na2S2O4 is the chemical symbol for sodium thiosulfate, an inorganic compound consisting of sodium, sulfur, and oxygen. Sodium thiosulfate is commonly used in the dyeing industry and papermaking.
- ZnS2O4, according to what I found, is not a recognized chemical compound. This might be a typing error. You might mean ZnSO4, which is zinc sulfate, an important inorganic compound.
- Na is the chemical symbol for sodium, a soft alkali metal, typical in group IA of the periodic table, with an atomic number of 11.
- Reaction conditions:
In reality, this reaction is unlikely to occur under standard conditions because sodium is a very strong alkali metal and zinc is not capable of replacing sodium in the sodium thiosulfate compound.
- Reaction process:
As stated above, this reaction is unlikely to occur, so it is impossible to describe the reaction process.
- Phenomena occurring:
If the reaction occurs, sodium would be released as atoms and form solid metal while zinc would dissolve in the solution to form zinc thiosulfate. However, as mentioned, the probability of this reaction occurring is very low.