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Why is sodium stored in kerosene in a laboratory?


Options:
A .   Sodium is a very reactive metal and reacts vigorously at room temperature.
B .   Sodium is less reactive and stays inert at room temperature.
C .   Sodium is a metal.
D .   Sodium dissolves in kerosene.
Answer: Option A
:
A

Sodium is highly reactive. It reacts vigorously with Oxygen and water. A lot of heat is generated in this reaction. It is therefore, stored in kerosene for safety reasons.



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