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Zachariah Noble
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1 December, 07:44
Why are alkali metals unsafe to hadle.
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Alexus Greene
1 December, 08:09
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Because they are very reactive. They can react violently or explosively with water and usually catching fire soon after contact. They can cause really chemical burns.
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