Why is sodium stored under kerosene ? Give reason.
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Sodium is kept in kerosene because it is a highly reactive metal. ... Kerosene oil does not react with sodium and acts as a barrier which restricts its reaction with oxygen and moisture.
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Reactive Metals like sodium, potassium, and lithium are highly flammable in nature. These reactive metals when come in contact with air (presence of oxygen or moisture) catches fire and thus they are kept immersed in the kerosene oil to avoid injuries due to the accidental fire.
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