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Yes, kerosene can go bad over time due to exposure to air and light, leading to degradation and the formation of gums and sediments within the fuel. It is important to store kerosene properly in a sealed container away from heat, light, and moisture to prevent degradation and ensure its quality for longer periods. Regularly rotating stored kerosene and using fuel stabilizers can also help prolong its shelf life.

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