No, sulfuric acid and pure enzyme cannot directly form hydrogen gas. Hydrogen gas can be produced through a chemical reaction called electrolysis, where water is split into hydrogen and oxygen gases using an electric current. Sulfuric acid is typically not used in this process. Enzymes are biological catalysts and do not participate in the production of hydrogen gas.
No, sulfuric acid and pure enzyme alone cannot form hydrogen gas. Hydrogen gas can be produced through various chemical reactions, such as the reaction between a metal (e.g., zinc or aluminum) and an acid like sulfuric acid. The metal would react with the acid, producing hydrogen gas as one of the products. Enzymes, which are biological catalysts, are not typically involved in the direct production of hydrogen gas from sulfuric acid.
