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Discovery and Occurence of Hydrogen

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Hydrogen can be produced by:

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reacting steam with coal or natural gas

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passing electricity through water

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both A and B

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none of above

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Solution

The correct option is B both A and B
Mainly hydrogen is made by reacting steam with coal or natural gas, which are non-renewable resources.Hydrogen can also be made by passing electricity through water.Unfortunately, most electricity is generated using coal and other fossil fuels.

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