Consider the following statements and identify which of them are correct:
$I.$ Atomic hydrogen is obtained by applying an electric arc to hydrogen gas.
$II.$ Hydrogen gas does not reduce heated aluminum.
$III.$ Finely divided palladium absorbs a large volume of hydrogen gas.
$IV.$ The reaction of $Na$ with $C_2H_5OH$ yields pure nascent hydrogen.
$I.$ Atomic hydrogen is obtained by applying an electric arc to hydrogen gas.
$II.$ Hydrogen gas does not reduce heated aluminum.
$III.$ Finely divided palladium absorbs a large volume of hydrogen gas.
$IV.$ The reaction of $Na$ with $C_2H_5OH$ yields pure nascent hydrogen.
- AOnly $I$
- BOnly $II$
- C$I, II$ and $III$
- D$II, III$ and $IV$
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