Today, hydrogen is used to make ammonia, mthanol, gas, rocket fuel, fertilizers, glass, metals, vitamins, cosmetics, soaps, lubricants, cleaners and sometimes even margarine and peanut butter.
Largest industrial use of hydrogen is in the production of ammonia (NH3). it is used in many things. in biochemistry, when sugars act s oxidising agents, they themselves become reduced, the result is that they form alcohols. the reagent is hydrogen. D-glucose + H2 to give you D-Sorbitol
Hydrogen can be used for powering vehicles,and powering buildings.
your most common use would probably be in water. H2O. Hydrogen is used in all acids and most bases(probably all). its in the air you breath.
I don't know where it is commonly used, that's why I'm here researching for my project
lifting agent in balloons.
rockets
hydrogen is used for carsHydrogen is also used for air crafts and to power buildingsAnswer # 2History tells us that Hydrogen gas was used for lifting in balloons, today they are using Nickel hydrogen in batteries.Please see related link below!
Hydrogen has no color, no odor, and no taste. One of the things it does have is high flammability.
Many things - most living things
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) is used to etch glass.
Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen
Hydrogen is used in many things. For example It is used as rocket fuel.
Oxygen (I) Hydrogen and Helium are elements that are used to freeze things. Liquid helium is used to get things extremely cold.
It can be used to burn, among many other things.
Elements used to create: Hydrogen, Helium, Time. Things the Sun contains: Neutrinos, Heat, Atoms, Photons, Hydrogen, Helium.
Hydrogen and sulfur
Yes. All living things contain hydrogen.
Hydrogen is always used, so yes, it can be used everyday.
As hydrogen is a reducing agent it is used in metallurgy
hydrogen will bond with the most things
hydrogen is used for carsHydrogen is also used for air crafts and to power buildingsAnswer # 2History tells us that Hydrogen gas was used for lifting in balloons, today they are using Nickel hydrogen in batteries.Please see related link below!
hydrogen
Water