Physics, asked by HEMANTHv, 1 year ago

why is Phosphorus preserved in water

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Answered by jyoti571

It is kept in water as it reacts with air vigorously so to cut its contact with air and is also insoluble in water.

Answered by anagathalamadhavi601

Explanation:

Phosphorus is highly reactive with air containing oxygen. It has low ignition temperature. so it catches fire at room temperature. so it is preserved in water

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