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प्रश्न
In the laboratory preparation of hydrogen from zinc & dilute hydrocholoric acid – state a reason for the addition of traces of copper [II] sulphate to the reaction medium.
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उत्तर
Addition of traces of copper [II] sulphate acts as catalyst and speeds up the reaction.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Give reason for the following:
Nitric acid not used for the preparation of hydrogen gas?
Name the chemicals required to prepare hydrogen gas in the laboratory.
Multiple Choice Question
In metal activity series the more reactive metals are at
FILL IN THE BLANK
........................ zinc is preferred over pure zinc in the laboratory preparation of hydrogen.
TRUE \ FALSE
Lead reacts briskly with dilute hydrochloric acid to form hydrogen.
Give a test to identify hydrogen ?
Name the impurities present in hydrogen prepared in the laboratory.
How can these impurities be removed?
Under what conditions can hydrogen be made to combine with chlorine?
Name the products and write the equation for the reaction.
Starting from zinc how would you obtain hydrogen using a dilute acid.
[Give balanced equation & name the product formed in the case other than hydrogen].
Name a metal which will not react with the reactants above to give hydrogen.
Draw neat labelled diagrams for two different experiments to prove that – hydrogen is lighter than air.
Complete and balance the equation:
[Laboratory method]
By action of dilute acid on zinc
Zinc - Zn + 2HCl → _____ + _____ [g]
Give a balanced equation for the following conversions sodium plumbite from lead.
Give a reason for the following.
Nitric acid in the dilute form is not used in the laboratory preparation of hydrogen from metals.
Name the following.
A gaseous reducing agent which is basic in nature.
Select the correct answer from the symbol in the bracket.
The element which forms a diatomic molecule.
The diagram represent the preparation and collection of hydrogen by a standard laboratory method.
Name a gas other than hydrogen collected by the same method.
