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Hydrogen and chlorine react explosively only under what condition?
AIn light and heat
BIn the dark and cold
CWith a catalyst of nickel
DUnder high pressure
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. In light and heat
The H2 and Cl2 reaction needs light or heat to start, unlike fluorine which reacts even in the dark.
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