Chemistry, asked by raphael296, 9 months ago

why sodium and potassium aren't used in construction of bridges​

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Answered by mananmadani53
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Metals (except sodium, potassium) have very high tensile strength.

For example - iron can bear a lot of tensile strength. So, it is used in construction of buildings, bridges, railway lines etc.

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Answered by mistymegha212
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Sodium and potassium are used in construction of bridges because they are the most reactive metals and they can react to water easily as Bridge has a chance of getting wet with water so bridges cannot be made by Sodium and potassium

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