Science, asked by sakshisrivastav1, 1 year ago

sodium and potassium are stored in oil.why?

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Answered by shreeharekrishna11

Because they r very soft and reactive metals.and react with atmosphere

Answered by RikeshRaj

because sodium and potassium are most reactive metals so they even react with oxygen present in air so they are kept in oil and maybe it's kerosene oil

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