what do you mean by brisk effervescence?
Are hydrogen and co2, both odourless and colourless gas?
which gas shows brisk effervescence?
Brisk effervescence is the fast or rapid evolution of a gas from a solution resulting in the formation of tiny bubbles on the surface of the solution.
Yes, both hydrogen and carbondioxide gases are colourless and odourless.
Both the gases show brisk effervescence.
Yes, both hydrogen and carbondioxide gases are colourless and odourless.
Both the gases show brisk effervescence.