Sodium when kept in air catches fire spontaneously. How and why does it occur?
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Sodium is a very reactive then others, whenwhen it is come with contact of air it catches fire spontaneously,that's why it should kept in kerosene oil.
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Sodium is a very reactive then others, whenwhen it is come with contact of air it catches fire spontaneously,that's why it should kept in kerosene oil.
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the liquid in pressure has not definite shape, volume or size
the pressure in liquid acts in all direction
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Because of it is sodium
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