Chemistry, asked by umangjain10, 1 year ago

why is sodium soluble in water but not soluble in kerosene

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Answered by vanshika2199

it is highly reactive .. on putting it in water, it will suddenly catch fire due to the formation of hydrogen bubbles which eill catch fire.. in the other hand , sodium is stored under kerosene oil as it will not react with it

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