What happens when Sodium burns? 

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It's almost certainly just water saturated with NaOH, with a tiny bit of sodium left stuck to its surface.

@@piranha031091 But why does it not dissolve into the water under it and forms a separate ball that would explode instead?

Oh nevermind

I thought I saw that too, idk what that was

In pure oxygen you can get most of the sodium to turn into the peroxide.

I did :) You will find it in my videos.

I didn't have too much trouble with the smoke, because I was doing this outside. Nevertheless, it is a mixture of sodium oxide and peroxide. Inhaling this should be avoided as good as possible, but it was not as aggressive as the smoke from burning lithium metal.

@@RaExpIn Okay,then it would be okay to not wear a mask but just go outside?And also thanks for the fast reply. İ want it to do it myself but was hesitant because of the gas.

@@HorizonSpottingGermany-kd6kh That's what I did. I kept away from the thick smoke as good as possible, but the residual traces in the air didn't seem too much of a problem. With lithium it was way different.

Yes, there is no equilibrium present :)

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No, sodium is an element, denoted by the letters Na. Salt is Sodium Chloride, a compound of Sodium and Chlorine, or NaCl.

Nah , salt is a compound mate

Sodium is just an element and is one of the constituents of NaCl Or common salt