Why is sulfuric acid considered a bronsted acid?

Sulfuric acid is considered as a Bronsted acid because it is a proton donor. When in solution, the molecules of the compound dissociates into ions, the hydrogen ion and the the sulfate ion. It donates the hydrogen ion so it is an acid, a bronsted acid.

Large amount of gas can be stored in small container.

Explanation:

They are compressed so that a larger amount of gas can be stored in a smaller container. A greater mass confined to a smaller volume makes transporting and storing of gases easier. Increasing temperature increases pressure, and the cylinders might explode.