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Why do you think hydrogen is collected by downward displacement of water.


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The hydrogen is collected by the downward displacement of water.

  • Because, the hydrogen is less dense than water, and so the collected hydrogen will float at the surface.
  • Also hydrogen is insoluble in water, so will float over the water.
  • That is why it cannot be collected over air, as it is miscible in air

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