Question

Occlusion of Hydrogen on Palladium is
an example for ....... type solution
Gas in solid
Solid in gas
Gas in liquid
Liquid in gas​

Answer 1

Gas in solid is the required answer. And it is like adsorption.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is Gas in solid.

Explanation:

Occlusion of Hydrogen on Palladium is an example of Gas in solid type solution.

Palladium possesses to a great extent the power of absorbing or occluding hydrogen and numerous investigations have been carried out by different researchers to define the state of occluded gas, and the impact it has upon the properties of palladium.

At its melting point, molten palladium absorbs smaller hydrogen than solid metals, and therefore, there is no spitting on solidification in an atmosphere of hydrogen.

The term is taken to represent that hydrogen molecules exist in equilibrium with hydrogen atoms both in solution in the palladium and the gaseous stage.

So, hydrogen is in gaseous form and palladium exists as an element that is in the solid-state.

The correct answer is Gas in solid.

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