Preparation of Hydrogen
Trending Questions
- Water gas
- Producer gas
- Coal gas
- All of these
- iron and oxygen
- hydrogen and oxygen
- oxygen and water
- iron and steam
- Water gas shift reaction
- Lane's process
- Electrolysed with barium hydroxide solution
- Hydrogen sulfate is reacted with zinc
- Nelson process
- Serpeck’s process
- Bosch process
- Parke’s process
- PH3
- B2H6
- CH4
- H2S
- Cu+HCl(dil.)
- Fe+H2SO4
- Mg+steam
- Na+alcohol
- Sodium hydroxide solution
- Sodium arsenite solution
- Sodium chloride solution
- water
- Atomic hydrogen is obtained by passing hydrogen through an electric arc
- Nascent hydrogen is more reactive than the dihydrogen
- Pure para hydrogen is produced but not pure ortho hydrogen.
- Ordinary dihydrogen is not a equilibrium mixture of ortho and para hydrogen
- Zn+dil.H2SO4
- Zn+dil.HNO3
- Mg+dil.H2SO4
- Mg+H2O (g)
- Electrolysis of brine
- Electrolysis of acidified water
- Wurtz reaction
- Bosch's process or Lane's process
for the given properties/applications mentioned therein:
Column−I Column−II(a)H(p)Used in the name of perhydrol(b)H2(q)Can be reduced to dihydrogen by NaH(c)H2O(r)Can be used in hydroformylation of olefin(d)H2O2(s)Can be used in cutting and welding
- (a) → (s); (b) → (r); (c) → (q); (d) → (p)
- (a) → (p); (b) → (r); (c) → (q); (d) → (s)
- (a) → (s); (b) → (q); (c) → (r); (d) → (p)
- (a) → (r); (b) → (s); (c) → (q); (d) → (p)
- only CO
- only H2
- both CO and H2
- All the above
- O2, H2
- H2, O2
- Na, O2
- O2, Na
Fe+dil HCl→A+B
- A=FeCl2, B=H2
- No reaction will take place
- FeCl3, B=H2
- A=FeCl2, B=Cl2
- Na
- Mg
- Au
- Fe
- Reaction of coal or CO with steam
Electrolysis of warm, aqueous solution of Ba(OH)2 between nickel electrodes
- Cracking of naphtha and fuel cell
- Adding zinc granules to all acids
- Water gas
- Producer gas
- Coal gas
- All of these
- PH3
- B2H6
- CH4
- H2S
Among the following which is the condition favourable for the formation of CH3OH from CO and H2 ?
Finely divided 'Fe' catalyst, 'Mo' promoter temperature = 300∘C, Pressure = 200 atm
'Ni' catalyst, T = 725 - 775 K, P = 200 atm
'ZnO' catalyst, Cr2O3 - promoter, T = 300∘C, P = 200 atm
'Co' catalyst, T = 200∘C
Water gas is produced by
Passing steam over red-hot coke
Passing steam and air over red-hot coke
Burning coke in excess of air
Burning coke in limited supply of air
- Zn
- Sn
- Al
- Mg
for the given properties/applications mentioned therein:
Column−I Column−II(a)H(p)Used in the name of perhydrol(b)H2(q)Can be reduced to dihydrogen by NaH(c)H2O(r)Can be used in hydroformylation of olefin(d)H2O2(s)Can be used in cutting and welding
- (a) → (s); (b) → (r); (c) → (q); (d) → (p)
- (a) → (p); (b) → (r); (c) → (q); (d) → (s)
- (a) → (s); (b) → (q); (c) → (r); (d) → (p)
- (a) → (r); (b) → (s); (c) → (q); (d) → (p)
Name the acid used in the laboratory preparation of hydrogen.
Hydrogen is evolved by the action of cold dil. HNO3 on
Fe
Mn
Cu
Al
Which of the following will not produce hydrogen gas?
Electrolysis of mildly acidified water
Reaction of Zn with concentrated H2SO4
Reaction of Zn with NaOH
Electrolysis of NaCl in Nelson's cell
244. PREPARATION OF SALTS
Direct combination of elements
(b)