Give reason. Sodium is kept in kerosene while phosphorus is kept in water
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because sodium and potassium reacts with oxygen and get fire easily so they immersed it to avoid burn.
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they both catch fire in air so they had to be kept in liquids but sodium react with water so it is kept in kerosene
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The answer!!
Sodium is kept in kerosene and
Phosphorus is kept in water.
REASON:-
Because sodium is highly reactive metal and it easily and quickly reacts with Water and atmospheric air. Therefore it is kept in kerosene.
Similarly,
Phosphorus is also very reactive that's why it is kept in water to prevent it from undergoing reaction with air.
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The answer!!
Sodium is kept in kerosene and
Phosphorus is kept in water.
REASON:-
Because sodium is highly reactive metal and it easily and quickly reacts with Water and atmospheric air. Therefore it is kept in kerosene.
Similarly,
Phosphorus is also very reactive that's why it is kept in water to prevent it from undergoing reaction with air.
hope this helps!
and if it does Mark it as brainliest ☺
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