Why is sodium stored in kerosene and not in water give reason?
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Sodium is a highly reactive metal which burns instantly when comes in contact with air and water , so it is stored in kerosene to prevent this .
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Sodium reacts with water vigorously. Sodium is stored in kerosene because it does not contain any water. So there is a lesser chance that Sodium will react vigorously with water when kept under the environment of kerosene oil.
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