Which of one of the following burns in the air giving a gaseous oxide? (at room temp.)

Hydrogen

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Sodium

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Sulphur

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Helium

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Solution

The correct option is D Sulphur
A: $H_{2} + O_{2} Δ \to H_{2} O      A + R . T \to l i q u i d$
B: $N a + O_{2} \to N a_{2} O$
C: $S + O_{2} \to S O_{2} (g a s e o u s a t R . T)$
D: $H e + O_{2} \to X    n o r e a c t i o n$

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Which of one of the following burns in the air giving a gaseous oxide? (at room temp.)

The correct option is D SulphurA:H2+O2Δ→H2OA+R.T→liquidB:Na+O2→Na2OC:S+O2→SO2(gaseousatR.T)D:He+O2→Xnoreaction

The correct option is D Sulphur
A: $H_{2} + O_{2} Δ \to H_{2} O      A + R . T \to l i q u i d$
B: $N a + O_{2} \to N a_{2} O$
C: $S + O_{2} \to S O_{2} (g a s e o u s a t R . T)$
D: $H e + O_{2} \to X    n o r e a c t i o n$