why is phorosphorus metal stored in water
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Phosphorus is a highly reactive metal.
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Phosphorus is a very reactive non-metal. It catches fire if exposed to air. ... It is kept submerged in water because it is a highly reactive metal and when it is exposed to air it auto ignition as its ignition temperature is low. When exposed to air, it is oxidised rapidly to phosphorus pentoxide.
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