Chemistry, asked by mukeshdhami023, 5 months ago

write the uses of protium , deuterium , tritium and nascent hydrogen

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Answered by minnafathimap

PROTIUM

Protium is an successful minimizing agent for the preparation of certain metals like tungsten in a pure state. It is used in the production of high temperature by suggests of oxyhydrogen flame for welding purposes. Protium is a very good lifting agent in filling balloons and dirigibles.

TRITIUM

Tritium has been produced in large quantities by the nuclear military program. It is also used to make luminous dials and as a source of light for sarety signs. Tritium is used as a tracer for biochemical research, animal metabolism studies and ground water transport measurements.

DEUTERIUM

It is widely used in prototype fusion reactors and has their application in military, industrial and scientific fields. In nuclear fusion reactors, it is used as a tracer and it is responsible to slow down neutrons in heavy water moderated fission reactors.

NASCENT HYDROGEN

It is used in making atomic hydrogen torch. The newly born hydrogen as a result of chemical reaction in the solution in contact with the substance to be reduced is called nascent hydrogen.

Answered by tosushilpandey

Uses of protium

Protium is used in hydrogen fuel cells.
Protium is used in the production of plastics.
Protium is a minimizing agent for the preparation of some metals such as tungsten in a pure state.
Protium is used in balloons and dirigibles.
Protium is used for the production of high temperatures for welding purposes.

Uses of deuterium

Deuterium is used in prototype fusion reactors.
Deuterium is used in military, industrial, and scientific fields.
Deuterium is used to slow down neutrons in heavy water moderated fission reactors.

Deuterium is used in nuclear fission reactors.

Uses of tritium

Tritium is used to make luminous dials in watches and clocks.
Tritium is used as a tracer for animal metabolism studies, biochemical research, and groundwater transport measurements.