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which metal is stored in kerosene?​

Answer 1

SODIUM (Na) is the metal stored in Kerosene

Explanation:

• Sodium is an element with the symbol of Na.  
• The element is soft and silvery-white in nature.
• It is a highly reactive metal, easily catches when kept under open air.
• If sodium reacts with oxygen then it forms sodium oxide.
• Na + O2 --> Na2O
• In case due to its instability at times it would react with hydrogen and forms Sodium hydroxide, which is highly exothermic.
• In order to prevent sodium from reacting with oxygen and moisture, it is stores in Kerosene (mixture of hydrocarbons).

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Answer 2

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