Chemistry, asked by thrups119944, 7 months ago

When Sodium is put in water...it catches fire why...
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Answered by archanasinha8403

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sodium in water Catches fire due to formation of hydrogen gas and evolution of heat.

Answered by Anonymous

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When sodium is put in water it catches fire because it is very highly reactive metal .So it is kept in kerosene..

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