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Cavendish's equation in discovering hydrogen
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Hi everyone,
Henry Cavendish is famous for having discovered hydrogen. I know that he reacted mercury with an acid to produce hydrogen and a salt. Does anyone know the acid that he used?
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Mercury is unreliiable for this reason. Cavendish collected gases over mercury. He obtained hydrogen by reaction of H2SO4 or HCl with unindentified metals (may be Sn, Zn or Fe)
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