How is pure hydrogen gas collected over metals like palladium and platinum?

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Hydrogen gas is readily adsorbed or occluded by metals like palladium, platinum at ordinary temperatures. ( Adsorption of gases at the surface of finely divided metals is known as occlusion )

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