Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation

When metals are heated in air, they react with oxygen to form specific oxides. Sodium oxide is not the primary product when sodium metal is heated in air; instead, sodium burns with an intense orange flame to primarily form sodium peroxide. Na\(_2\)O is typically only formed when there is a limited supply of oxygen. 

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