Yes, hydrogen burns with oxygen to produce water vapor. However, producing hydrogen takes a lot of electricity, which is mostly generated from fossil fuels, so the net impact on the environment, for the same amount of energy, is worse than simply burning fossil fuels directly.
Hydrogen Chloride
The bonds between the Hydrogen and Oxygen are strong and no more Oxygen can bond. (Combustion is rapid oxidation).If you separate the Hydrogen from the Oxygen (through pyrolysis for example) the mixture is explosive.A2. The hydrogen has already burnt to make water. It cannot be burnt again.
Boil Hydrogen Peroxide in the pan. Scrape up burnt up parts with a metal spoon scrub off remaining burnt on particles.
it is called a clean fuel because when hydrogen is burnt it released energy and the only product left is water. Water is clean and not a pollutant.
Because when hydrogen is burnt in oxygen - the only waste product is water !
When hydrogen burns, water is formed.
The combustion of hydrogen produces water: 2H2 + O2 = 2H2O
The produce water by direct combination when hydrogen is burnt in oxygen.
Hydrogen Chloride
Hydrogen is hydrogen, it can't be converted into co2 since it doesn't have carbon or oxygen.
Water 2H2+O2 --> 2H2O
It is hydrogen.
The bonds between the Hydrogen and Oxygen are strong and no more Oxygen can bond. (Combustion is rapid oxidation).If you separate the Hydrogen from the Oxygen (through pyrolysis for example) the mixture is explosive.A2. The hydrogen has already burnt to make water. It cannot be burnt again.
hydrogen gas is low in density and when burnt turns into water it has a atomic:1 and is atomic grams:1.07433
hydrogen gas is low in density and when burnt turns into water it has a atomic:1 and is atomic grams:1.07433
hydrogen gas is low in density and when burnt turns into water it has a atomic:1 and is atomic grams:1.07433
Water vapor.