Science, asked by Ronitthakur, 1 year ago

Sodium and potassium stored under kerosene give reason​

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Answered by himanshi2267
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because sodium and potassium are very rective metals . they react with water to form hydro oxide...

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Answered by mathu527
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Sodium and potassium are stored under kerosene to prevent the reaction with air.

Kerosene doesn't contain water and it prevents these metals from being exposed to moisture in the air.If it come in contact with moisture, it may react violently.

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