Which of the following CANNOT be used as a source for the production of hydrogen?
A)Gasoline
B)Methanol
C)Carbon dioxide
D)Natural gas

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Carbon dioxide (CO2) cannot be directly used as a source for the production of hydrogen. Hydrogen production typically involves processes that extract hydrogen from compounds containing hydrogen atoms, such as water (electrolysis) or hydrocarbons (steam reforming of natural gas, gasoline, or methanol). Carbon dioxide, being fully oxidized carbon, does not contain hydrogen in its molecular structure, making it unsuitable as a direct source for hydrogen production.

Which of the Following CANNOT Be Used as a Source