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Which of the following reason restricts the use of gaseous hydrogen as a fuel?

A

It forms an explosive mixture with air.

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B

It has low calorific value.

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C

It has high ignition energy.

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Both (B) and (C)

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Solution

The correct option is A
It forms an explosive mixture with air.

Reaction of Hydrogen and Oxygen is highly exothermic; which makes it unsafe for regular uses.

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