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Non-soluble Sodium Substance

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Soltair
Do you know of any kind of chemical substance that wouldn't blend with water and that would contain one or more atoms of sodium? It seems that this particular element is very hard to combine in order to get such a propriety. However, I absolutely need this info...

Anyone knows?
ravenbsp
sodium salts such as sodium bismuthate NaBiO3, sodium octamolybdate Na2Mo8O25• 4H2O, sodium thioplatinate Na4Pt3S6, sodium uranate Na2UO4 are insoluble.
Soltair
Wow quite exotic substances Wink

Thanks a lot.
ravenbsp
Your welcome, keep in mind that these extremely toxic!
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