Hydrogen Class 11 Notes Chemistry Chapter 9

Periodic position of hydrogen

According to the electronic configuration

H: 1s¹ 

Period=1

Group=1

Block=1

But Periodic table based on the property of the element and property of hydrogen match with group 1st (alkali metal) as well as group 17 (halogen group).

 So, hydrogen is not placing group 1st as well as group 17. It is a study separately as a little hydrogen and its compound.

Classification of element(Hydrogen) based on property

1) Group-1(Alkali metal)(s-Block)

2) Group-17 (Halogen)(p-Block)

Property of hydrogen match with group 1st

           Hydrogen                    Group-1 Alkali metal

i) Outermost E.C.=1s¹              i)  ns¹(n=2,3,4,5,6,7)

ii) H - 1electron=H+                 ii) Na - 1=Na+

iii) H2 + O2= H2O                     iii) Na + O2= Na2O

iv) H2 + Cl2= 2HCl                    iv) Na+Cl2=NaCl

Property of hydrogen match with group 17 (halogen group)

What is the Occurrence of hydrogen elements?

H2O=1×2+16

=18g

% of H2=2×100/18=11.1%

•Plant and animal also contains hydrogen in the form of carbohydrates and protein.

What are the Isotopes of hydrogen?

Hydrogen has three isotopes. It is separated by Urey(a name of a scientist). This isotope is Protium, Deutrium, Tritium.

Method of preparation of hydrogen (H2)

1. Lab method

Metal + acid= Salt + H2

Metal + base= Salt + H2

Zn + H2SO4(Dil.) = ZnSO4 + H2

Zn + NaOH = Na2ZnO2 + H2

2. Commercial method

Chlor Alkali process

When brine solution is electrolyzed then hydrogen gas is formed. Besides hydrogen gas, it also gives Chlorine (chlor) and Alkali (NaOH). So it is called the  Chlor Alkali process.

NaCl + H2O =(electrolised)= NaOH Cl2 + H2

NaCl + H2O= Brine

NaOH= Alkali

3. Lane process

Fe + H2O(steam) = Fe3O4 + H2

Fe3O4=mixed oxide of FeO and Fe2O4

FeO= Ferrous oxide

Fe2O3= Ferric oxide

So, Fe3O4 is known as Fersoferric oxide.

Hydrogen from saturated hydrocarbon

When saturated hydrocarbon(alkane) react with steam then it gives a mixture of CO and H2. This mixture of gas (CO + H2) is called water gas. This gas is used to synthesise many organic compounds. So it is also called synthesis gas or syngas gas.

C_nH_2n+2 + nH2O(steam)→nCO+(2n+1)H₂ 

C₄H₁₀ + 4H₂O → 4CO + 9H₂ 

CO + H₂: Water gas 

After liquification:- CO(liquid) + H2(liquid)

After distillation:- CO and H2: separated

Further CO react with H2O(steam)

CO + H2O→CO2 + H2

This reaction is known as water shifted reaction.

What is a water gas shift reaction?

Water-gas which is obtained from liquefication and distillation then, both separated be obtained H2 and CO separately. Further, CO reacts with H2O (steam) and gives hydrogen and carbon dioxide gas this reaction is called the Water gas shift reaction.

To be continued.......

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