Why is sulphuric acid used in the preparation of hydrogen gasin a laboratory?
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Dilute sulfuric acid will react to produce hydrogen gas. Increasing the concentration will increase the rate of reaction. Since the product is in another phase (hydrogen is a gas) too rapid a reaction brings a risk of overpressurization and explosion. (This was once an issue with car batteries). Also rapid generation of hydrogen bubbles could splash concentrated acid onto onlookers or sensitive equipment.
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