Chemistry, asked by dancerlikephycco, 9 months ago

Why is phosphorous is stored in the water?

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Answered by cutiest01

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Phosphorus is insoluble in water. Phosphorus react vigorously with Oxygen present in air. So it is kept in water as in water hydrogen content is greater than oxygen. As it is dangerously reactive in air, it should be handle with forceps, as contact with skin may cause severe burns..

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