Electrolysis of Water | Chemical Effects of Current | Science | Electrochemistry | Class X Science

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water does not breakdown into o- and H+ ma'am it breaks into H+and OH- you should have explained that too.

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In some books it is written that the inverted tubes are filled with two third water? Then how did the water in inverted tubes get electrolysed

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Mam but negative electrode is called anode and the positive is known as cathode

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Ma'am hydrogen have also negative valency...so, how hydrogen gas emits from anode ?

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In this compound hydrogen have positive valancy

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hydrogen is positivly charged since it looses electrons as its electronic configuration is 1

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The test tube is kept to collect the gas. And the holes in the mug/beaker is closed by a stopper and carbon electrodes are inserted in the stoppers which are connected by cathodes and anodes to the battery

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Mam water breaks down in H2O=H+ +OH-

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By decomposition reaction, when electricity is passed through water, water disassociated in hydrogen and oxygen gases. H2o= H2+ + O2 2- (on passing electricity)..........

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It's H+and O2-

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But why the hydrogen is looking lesser then the oxygen

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Ma'am as we know that H2O is a covalent compound so how is that H+ and O²- ions are produced?

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The properties of a compound are not the same as the properties of both elements

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Water is not conductive, can not be split........Water is NOT H20!

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water is polar molecule

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Can we add base in h2o

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Mam water is a covalent compound

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My question is that all these things like dissociation , electrolysis are about ionic compounds only then how it happens with water which is covalent compound?

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Cathode is positively charged and anode is negatively charged

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