In chemistry the basis of any chemical reaction is the movement. The chemist can pour long time of substance from a vessel in a vessel for receiving new components or for reaction commission. All are able to pour liquids, but how to be with gases. Quite often beginners have a question of transfusion of hydrogen from one vessel in another.
Instruction
1. First of all, it is necessary to remember fundamentals of chemistry. Hydrogen – flavourless colourless gas and taste. It is much easier than air. The fact that hydrogen easier than air is the cornerstone of gas transfusion. Any gaseous substance which heavier than air can be poured as usual liquid. With hydrogen everything is differently.
2. Prepare a vessel for hydrogen transfusion. The vessel in which there is a hydrogen has to be turned upside down. As this gas is lighter than air, it will try to disappear in the atmosphere. The bottom of a vessel will not allow it it to make. The vessel in which you want to pour hydrogen needs also to be turned upside down. Arrange their row.
3. Incline a vessel with hydrogen aside, at the same time substituting other vessel. To turn out usual transfusion, but upside down. Hydrogen will leave the inclined capacity in another. Respectively the vessel in which there is a gas transfusion has to be perpendicular to the earth plane. Process will quickly happen as molecules of hydrogen will quickly occupy new space.