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show that nascent hydrogen is powerful reducing agent than molecular hydrogen

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Nascent hydrogen has a free electron which it can share with an element or compound which can accept electrons. Molecular hydrogen is essentially hydrogen which has been reduced by, or has reduced, another hydrogen atom. It will only reduce elements or compounds with a greater oxidizing potential than nascent hydrogen.

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