Name the gas evolved when Zn reacts with dil.HCI (choose the answer from the following) 1. O2 2. H2 3. CO2 4. Cl2

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Name the gas evolved when Zn reacts with dil.HCI (choose the answer from the following)

1. O2 2. H2 3. CO2 4. Cl2

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H₂

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