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Describe the industrial applications of hydrogen dependent on : a. the heat liberated when its atoms are made to combine on the surface of a metal.
b. its effect on unsaturated organic system in presence of a catalyst.
c. its ability to combine with nitrogen under specific conditions.

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Hydrogen liberates heat when it comes in contact with a metal. This property of hydrogen is used in atomic hydrogen welding and cutting torch
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