Which of the following method is used to separate Hydrogen gas from water Gas?
Correct answer: A. Bosch Process
- A. Bosch Process
- B. Cyber Twinkling process
- C. Palladium process
- D. Steam process
Explanation
The Bosch process separates hydrogen from water gas by converting CO into CO2 with steam. The CO2 is then removed because it is much more soluble in water than hydrogen. The likely mistake is choosing the steam process, although steam is only a reactant in the Bosch process, not the name of the separation method.
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