IN which reaction is hydrogen gas liberated ? describe with help of an activity
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In a displacement reaction hydrogen gas can be liberated.
This can be explained as,
Those elements which are above H in reactivity series can displace H from its solution.
For example:
HCl + Na ----> NaCl + H
This can be explained as,
Those elements which are above H in reactivity series can displace H from its solution.
For example:
HCl + Na ----> NaCl + H
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In response to electrolysis hydrogen gas is released with the help of a function is:
- When hydrochloric acid is purified or refined sulfuric acid reacts with metals placed above the hydrogen in a series of operations, the hydrogen gas is released.
- Active metals such as magnesium, zinc, iron etc., react with dilute hydrochloric acid or mix sulfuric acid to release hydrogen gas.
- Electrolysis of Water is the process of using electricity to convert water into oxygen and hydrogen gas through a process called electrolysis.
- Hydrogen gas released in this way.
- It can be used as hydrogen fuel, or regenerated with oxygen to form ox hydrogen gas, which is used in heating and other applications.
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