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    This document contains a list of 55 chemistry reactions and experiments involving the element hydrogen. It compares the properties of hydrogen to alkali metals and halogens. It also details various methods of preparing and producing hydrogen gas through the reaction of metals like potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium with water or steam. Additional reactions described involve the reactivity series, amphoteric metals and metal oxides, and industrial processes like the Bosch process for producing hydrogen.

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    This document contains a list of 55 chemistry reactions and experiments involving the element hydrogen. It compares the properties of hydrogen to alkali metals and halogens. It also details various methods of preparing and producing hydrogen gas through the reaction of metals like potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium with water or steam. Additional reactions described involve the reactivity series, amphoteric metals and metal oxides, and industrial processes like the Bosch process for producing hydrogen.

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    Grade 9 Study of First Element Hydrogen

    Reaction Check list


    Comparison of properties of hydrogen with alkali metals and halogens
    1. Ion formation by hydrogen
    2. Ion formation by lithium
    3. Ion formation by sodium
    4. Ion formation by chlorine
    5. Ion formation by fluorine
    6. Copper oxide with hydrogen
    7. Copper oxide with sodium
    8. Hydrogen with oxygen.
    9. Lithium with oxygen ( or air)
    10. Reaction of Sodium with air.
    11. Potassium and oxygen.
    Preparation of Hydrogen Gas
    12. Potassium in cold water.
    13. Sodium with cold water.
    14. Calcium with cold water.
    15. Magnesium with hot water.
    16. Magnesium with steam.
    17. Aluminium with steam.
    18. Zinc with steam
    19. Iron with steam
    20. Copper with water
    Reactions based on Reactivity Series
    21. Zinc with dilute HCl
    22. Copper with dilute HCl
    23. Zinc with copper sulphate.
    24. Zinc oxide with carbon
    25. Lead oxide with carbon
    26. Thermal decomposition of mercuric oxide
    27. Thermal decomposition of silver nitrate.
    28. Magnesium with dilute HCl
    Grade 9 Study of First Element Hydrogen

    29. Magnesium with dilute H2SO4


    Amphoteric metals/ metal oxides with acids and bases
    30. Dilute HCl and aluminium
    31. Dilute H2SO4 and aluminium
    32. Dilute HCl and zinc
    33. Dilute H2SO4 and zinc
    34. Dilute HCl and iron
    35. Dilute H2SO4 and iron
    36. Dilute HCl and Cu
    37. Zn with hot and conc. NaOH/KOH
    38. Pb with hot and conc. NaOH/KOH
    39. Al with hot and conc. NaOH/KOH
    40. Al with hot and conc. NaOH/KOH
    41. ZnO and HCl
    42. ZnO and NaOH
    43. Zn with dilute HNO3
    44. Mg with dilute HNO3
    45. Zn and concentrated H2SO4
    BOSCH PROCESS ( conditions/ catalyst)
    46. Hot coke with steam
    47. Water gas with steam
    Removal of Impurities in Lab Preparation
    48. Ammoniacal cuprous chloride with carbon monoxide.
    49. Electrolysis of acidulated water.
    Identify the oxidising and reducing agents, substance oxidised and the substance reduced:
    50. Lead oxide and hydrogen
    51. H2S and chlorine
    52. Chlorine and ferrous chloride
    53. Potassium iodide and hydrogen peroxide
    54. Copper oxide and hydrogen
    55. Zinc oxide and carbon
    56. Zinc with copper sulphate

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