The reaction of an element $A$ with water produces a combustible gas $B$ and an aqueous solution of $C.$ When another substance $D$ reacts with this solution $C,$ it also produces the same gas $B.$ $D$ also produces the same gas even on reaction with dilute $H_2SO_4$ at room temperature. Element $A$ imparts a golden yellow color to the Bunsen flame. Then,$A, B, C,$ and $D$ may be identified as:

  • A
    $Na, H_2, NaOH$ and $Zn$
  • B
    $K, H_2, KOH$ and $Zn$
  • C
    $K, H_2, NaOH$ and $Zn$
  • D
    $Ca, H_2, Ca(OH)_2$ and $Zn$

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