When hydrogen gas is bubbled through molten sulphur, which gas is formed?
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The gas which is formed is hydrogen sulphide.
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Explanation:
H 2 S H 2
(g)+S(l) ⟶Δ H 2 S
When Hydrogen gas reacts with sulfur, hydrogen sulfide gas is formed, it has a characteristic rotten egg smell and is poisonous, flammable and corrosive.
Hence, the correct option is C
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