History, asked by itzkeshav, 4 months ago

Why is phosphorus kept under water???????????

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

Explanation:Metals react with water to produce hydrogen gas. Phosphorus cannot be kept open in the air because it combines with oxygen so easily that it catches ire automatically. For safety, phosphorus is stored under water in chemical laboratories.

Answered by ImperialGladiator

Answer:

Phosphorus is kept under water as it's ignition temperature is high it can be flammable in about 30°C and also it ignites spontaneously.Although, it's toxic in nature. Therefore to prevent the exposure room it's kept in water.

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