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English: Potassium reacting violently with water. Hydrogen is formed that ignites with a lilac flame; the flame color owing to burning potassium vapor. Strongly alkaline potassium hydroxide is formed in solution, turning phenolphthalein indicator solution violet red.
中文:钾和水剧烈反应,放出氢气并自燃,带有紫色火焰,火焰的颜色来自钾蒸气。反应生成强碱性的氢氧化钾,可以让酚酞指示剂变红。
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