Chemistry, asked by francisnongrum165, 5 months ago

why are sodium and potassium stored under ​

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Answered by nehajain179
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Answer:

as they are highly reactive with oxygen and may catch fire therefore sodium and potassium are stored under water

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Answered by shristimishra75
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Explanation:

Sodium (Na) and potassium( K) are highly reactive metals and react vigorously with oxygen, Carbon dioxide and moisture present in air such that it make a cause of fire.

To prevent this explosive reaction , we kept Na and K in kerosene oil

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