Why a sodium stove under kerosene and not water ?
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Because water contains oxygen . When sodium is kept in kerosene it doesn't interact with the atmosphere and catches fire when kept in water it catches fire because it contains oxygen
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Because water contain little much oxygen in it in the form of H2O
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Hi!
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Na is kept under kerosene and not water because Na is a Highly Reactive metal and it reacts with water when it kept under water. It forms SodiumHydroxide.
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Here's your answer>>>
Na is kept under kerosene and not water because Na is a Highly Reactive metal and it reacts with water when it kept under water. It forms SodiumHydroxide.
Hope that this will help you ☺☺
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