if we take out sodium and put some water on it it starts to burn then suddenly we put it back in kerosene.Will kerosene burn or
sodium will stop burning.

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Sodium will stop burning and kerosene will not burn. The burning of sodium will not be enough to overcome the ignition point of kerosene to initiate the burning of kerosene.

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if we take out sodium and put some water on it it starts to burn then suddenly we put it back in kerosene.Will kerosene burn orsodium will stop burning.

Sodium will stop burning and kerosene will not burn. The burning of sodium will not be enough to overcome the ignition point of kerosene to initiate the burning of kerosene.

if we take out sodium and put some water on it it starts to burn then suddenly we put it back in kerosene.Will kerosene burn or
sodium will stop burning.