Sodium and potassium Potassium is stored under kerosene give reason
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The reason for sodium and potassium stored in the kerosene because they are highly reactive with air around it. If the are left open in the air they burn. So, sodium and potassium are stored in kerosene.
manshi9334:
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originally they are very reactive to oxygen....so they are kept in kerosene.
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they are stored in kerosene because sodium and potassium are highly reactive and they start burning when they come in contact with air.
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