Hydrogen burns in the furnace
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What is produced when hydrogen burns completely and incompletely in a combustion furnace? Thank you, extra points
There is no such thing as incomplete combustion of hydrogen
It all turns into water! And it’s in a gaseous state!
Complete combustion results in water, while incomplete combustion leaves some hydrogen behind, right? I don’t know what else there will be……
Incomplete combustion also results in residual hydrogen
It’s all water; it’s not entirely possible for it to burst.
The explosive range of hydrogen in air is 4%–75%
Only 0.019 J of energy is required to ignite hydrogen, and if there is sufficient air, it will burn completely upon ignition.