Chemistry, asked by pratheek8742, 9 months ago

Why sodium and potassium do not react with kerosene

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Answered by aanyaj

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sodium and potassium are very reactive metals and hence reduces oxygen and water. Compounds present in kerosene are already reduced so no further reduction is possible. Therefore sodium and potassium does not react with kerosene.

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