Chemistry, asked by nivedhyanikil, 1 month ago

why is this metal stored in kerosene

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Answered by MrM00N
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Explanation:

Sodium is stored in kerosene as it is a highly reactive metal.

If it is kept in open air, it easily reacts with the oxygen and catches fire.

Answered by CuteBunny21
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Answer:

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Sodium is stored in kerosene as it is a highly reactive metal. If it is kept in open air, it easily reacts with the oxygen and catches fire. Since kerosene is a mixture of hydrocarbons, it won’t react with it.

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