25 February 2023
Test for Hydrogen
When a small amount of magnesium ribbon is added to hydrochloric acid, it produces a significant amount of hydrogen gas in the test tube. When the test tube is turned horizontally and a flame is brought near its mouth, the resulting sound is the characteristic "squeaky pop" of hydrogen gas combustion.
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