Hydrogen Quizzes & Trivia

We’ve all heard of hydrogen as a chemical element and a gas. We’ve compiled some hydrogen quizzes just to see what else you know. Do you know what the atomic number of hydrogen is, or when hydrogen gas was first artificially produced? Do you know why the presence of hydrogen often makes the completion of pipelines more complicated?

Do you the ways in which hydrogen can be prepared? Do you know how hydrogen works as a coolant? If you and your friends are science geeks, then you may want to check out who is the geekiest. We’ve got a variety of hydrogen tests waiting for you all to try out, so you can find out who is the king, or queen, of geeks.

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Alternative Energy: Hydrogen Fuel Cells

How much do you know about fuel cells? Care to test your knowledge?

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 523 | Last updated: Sep 9, 2016

Sample Question
Hydrogen is limitless.

True

False

Models For Hydrogen Atom

Objectives · Connect the importance of inference from experimental data. · Explain the concept of energy absorption and energy emission. · Identify the significance of only specific...

Questions: 9 | Attempts: 163 | Last updated: Apr 28, 2013

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When determining how an atom works, scientists witnessed something similar to what you are witnessing now. They then deduced how the atom must be organized. What do you think is making the photons deflect? Is every color deflected?

Yes

No

Maybe

Hydrogen Energy Quiz!!!

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 376 | Last updated: Dec 15, 2014

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NASA used hydrogen for a rocket once.

True

False

Hydrogen Fuel Quiz

A quiz to see if you understand what you were looking at.

Questions: 7 | Attempts: 264 | Last updated: Sep 9, 2016

Sample Question
How does hydrogen fuel benefits your engine?

It helps to remove carbon deposits.

It cleans the engine for you

It does not jam your engine

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Hydrogen Questions & Answers

What is the balanced equation of Hydrogen peroxide's decomposition?

The correct answer is number 2 and shows the spontaneous breakdown of hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen. Hydrogen peroxide is eventually going to break down into the water but because there isn't enough hydrogen, oxygen will also form. Hydrogen