If potassium is less dense than sodium, then why is Rubedium not less dense than potassium?
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because rubidium reacts violently with water, oxidizes when reacting with oxygen, and ignites due to humidity in the air, so great care must be taken when working with the element.
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But why this is not the case with Potassium and Rubedium pair?
That's what I'm asking
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