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22 September, 14:47

Why is there a difference between sodium and potassium in the reactivity with water

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  1. 22 September, 16:04
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    Sodium made a little flame and a little bit of a fizzing sound.

    Potassium produced a purple flame as it is more reactive as well as sound and smoke came out.

    Both of these group 1 metals let out hydrogen as they where in the water so if you put a universal indicator inside the water will turn blue/green/purple so that's y they are called Alkali metals.
  2. 22 September, 17:59
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    Potassium reacts more vigorously because once it hits water it produces an iron called alkaline. Hydrogen is a release that causes big flames.
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