Chemistry, asked by AyeshaKhan545, 1 year ago

why is hydrogen collected by downward displacement of water


Khushiba: Ayesha aaj hi to miss discuss ki thi

Answers

Answered by 123032
4
Hydrogen is not collected by downward displacement of air because it forms an explosive mixture with air. This is the reason it is collected by downward displacement of water.

AyeshaKhan545: thank you so much
jasmine3282: Ha.
Answered by kingArsh07
6
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER :-

Hydrogen is a chemical element with the atomic symbol H and atomic number

1. It's the most abundant element in the universe. at standard room temperature and atmospheric pressure, Hydrogen is a colorless, odorless, non-toxic, non-metallic gas, which is highly flamable and is mostly found as a diatomic molecule.

Answer and Explanation:

The downward displacement of water is used to recollect gases that are less dense and insoluble in water. As hydrogen is less dense than water, and cannot disolve in it, then it will be recollected by it's downward movement.

mark as brainliest
FOLLOW ME IF U LIKE THE WAY OF MY ANSWERING
THANX



AyeshaKhan545: thank you ❣️❣️
kingArsh07: welcome it's my pleasure sir
Similar questions