1: Which substance is readily converted from a liquid to a solid by chemical reaction with hydrogen?
cotton-seed oil
glycerin
kerosene
mercury
2: The ability of a substance to remove oxygen from a compound is called
oxidation
hydrogenation
electrolysis
reduction
3: When passed over hot copper oxide, hydrogen acts as
a catalyst
an oxidizing agent
a reducing agent
a solute
4: Hydrogen can be prepared by reacting cold water with
aluminum
iron
platinum
sodium
5: The safest way to make hydrogen in the laboratory is to add hydrochloric acid to
calcium
iron
potassium
sodium
6: Hydrogen may be formed when steam reacts with hot
copper
iron
mercury
silver
7: The lightest element known is
boron
helium
hydrogen
lithium
8: Hydrogen is
less dense than air and inert
very soluble in water and combustible
odorless and a reducing agent
denser than air and tasteless
9: Hydrogen may be obtained
2007-09-27
06:45:45
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➔ Chemistry