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metal : potassium

behavior: catches fire immediately with only a little heating. Burns fiercly with a lilac flame.

product : potassium oxide

equation: K2O

equation: K+O2------->K2O

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15y ago

potassium does react with oxygen. HOPE I HELPED UMICHAEL:)

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15y ago

yes, potassium does react when put with oxygen. When you put them together you get a mixture and a bad combination Like most metals it will react to form a metal oxide: 4 K + O2 ---> 2 K2O

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14y ago

it depends on the size of the piece. small pieces will just melt, large will go up in flames

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11y ago

It is a synthesis, or combination reaction. It produces potassium oxide. The balanced equation for that reaction is:

4K + O2 --> 2K2O.

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13y ago

It catches fire and burns fiercely

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12y ago

Potassium + Oxygen = Potassium Oxide

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13y ago

Ionic bond

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