Sodium metal is kept in kerosene but not in water . Why?
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because it can come in contact with water and can bust
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Because sodium is a highly reactive metal and if we kept it in water it will react with water and cause explosion
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Sodium is not kept in water because sodium is a highly reactive metal and when it's is kept in water , it reacts with oxygen molecules present in water , which is highly corrosive .................But when sodium is kept in kerosene , it does not react eventually , so as to prevent accidents , it is kept in kerosene not water.
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