*15. The set-up was used by a student from Sky High School to prepare and collectdry hydrogen gas.hydrogensolid Nliquid B(a) Identify three mistakes in this set-up.(b) Name liquid B.13 marks(I mark(c) Suggest a possible solid which can be used as solid N in the set-up. (1 man(d) Name a suitable catalyst in this reaction.(e) Hydrogen produced can be passed over heated lead(ll) oxide to determineone main property of this gas.(i)(ii)(iii)What property of hydrogen is determined in 15(e) above?Write down the chemical equation in 15e(i).Name the black solid that can be turned to red-brown when hydrois passed over it when it is hot.Define:

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