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is stored in water to prevent contact with oxygen.

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Phosphorus

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Sulphur

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Carbon

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Solution

The correct option is A Phosphorus
Phosphorus easily catches fire when exposed to air, hence it is stored in water. Carbon and sulphur, on the other hand, are not reactive to oxygen under normal conditions.

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