Chemistry, asked by ThejasDL, 5 months ago

sodium is kept under kerosene give reason​

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Answered by karabithakuria80
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Answered by SmartDiva
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It is so because Sodium is a highly reactive metal when sodium is kept in air or moisture, then it reacts with water present in air and catches fire . To avoid this, Sodium is kept in kerosene.

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