WATER ELECTROLYSIS DEMONSTRATION WITH EXPLANATION | CHEMISTRY | GRADE 8-12

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[@suyashharsh5100]

Water will break into 2H+ ions n 1O- ions. You check yourself, H2SO4 on dissociation 2H ions n 1SO4 ions. Rest you explained well. Thanks

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[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@samitsikdar498]

Thanks a lot for the video sir I was very much confused with electrolysis, this video cleared most of my doubts.

[@Berghiker]

I don't know know why so many people get this wrong. If you are using sodium chloride in the water then chloride ions are present. This means that you will get chlorine gas coming off the cathode and not ogygen gas! If you use sodium hydroxide then you will definately get pure oxygen gas. Try it. I have done this many times before.

[@mikekelso6212]

thank you for clarifying this mistake in the video. It's frustrating how many "Chemistry" videos do not know basic chemistry. Anyone who tries this can smell the gas bubbling off and will know pretty fast that it is Chlorine. (be careful, everyone)

[@kendalljones5540]

I think you mean coming off the anode.

[@technicalindians2298]

Thank you sir I understand very perfectly after seeing your video

[@shwetasurpurmath5459]

Loads of thanks 🙏

[@nyayshah7674]

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[@vecna125]

Which type of current are u passing to it??.... DC or AC...

[@MakeMeScientific]

DC as it is a battery

[@vecna125]

Which type of current are u passing to it??....

[@swastikasartvista.3551]

DC...as it's a battery

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes Dc

[@mohdsaadchaudhary4876]

Q1) Sir why didn't the hydrogen ions from H2SO4 get attracted towards the cathode and why didn't they make hydrogen gas Q2) Sir We have studied that hydrogen ion cannot exist alone in the solution, then how are the existing and moving towards the cathode?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank was working of Voltaic cell. This is electrolysis different phenomenon

[@alialnajjar2536]

Best video on electrolysis I have watched!!

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Thank you very much

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It was perfect!! thank you

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[@ManishpoddarE]

Fantastic explanation. Thanku so much sir

[@armyofteachers]

have u used plastic cup instead of beaker ?

[@MakeMeScientific]

No it's glass only but it doesn't matter even if you use plastic transparent cup

[@murtazataher3948]

can this be used to generate electricty and defy the laws of conservation of eclectricity like the arc reactor

[@MakeMeScientific]

We need to supply current for this process. Current can't be generated

[@zainabafifa4002]

I have a question Ye jo beaker me pani hai yeh ek time pr akr poora finish hojayega as the oxygen and hydrogen willl be collected in anode and cathode ?? Isnnntt it ?? 🤔

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes

[@yz-AL]

what specific wire and battery did you use?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Copper connecting wires and simple 9 volt battery available at any Store

[@yz-AL]

​​​​@@MakeMeScientificthank you sir!, but one more question, how much materials you will need like salt /or acid?? please I want to know it badly, and do I need to use an alligator clip for this experiment of yours? 😭, because I used your video as our school project 😔😊

[@Studypoint0918]

Awesome explanation and demonstration sir👌👌sir can u pls tell how can we collect the liberated oxygen gas

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thanks. By keeping an inverted empty test tube over anode and cathode

[@Studypoint0918]

@@MakeMeScientific thanks sir ,can i do this by placing one end of a straw on tip of pencil and other end of straw in a container to store it. Pls tell!

[@MakeMeScientific]

Try it out...it might work..good luck

[@Studypoint0918]

Thanks sir👍👍

[@neilsanghavi6037]

Doesn't OH ion gain electron as it -1 and hydrogen loses electron as it has +1?

[@shashwathanda3830]

OH Is negative because it has an electron extra and H is positive because it has proton extra Therefore OH loses and H gains

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Nice explanation ...!

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I am in 8th but I understood everything so well thanks to your explanation sir. Thanks a lot!

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That's awesome. 👍

[@simranpreetkaur6550]

Explained in good way

[@Slayyystayyy]

Sir why have you taken 4 water molecules l?is it a concept or just random

[@MakeMeScientific]

To balance the reaction

[@Slayyystayyy]

​@@MakeMeScientific y only 4 y not 8? Or any other number?

[@AshwiniTanwar]

Very well explained 👏👌👍

[@rumarfile7335]

Awesome video, how can I run my car on it please?

[@MakeMeScientific]

That would be very difficult because the amount of oxygen produced is very very less

[@sometime-vlog]

The present of sulphur in the solution will do not disturb the solution?????

[@MakeMeScientific]

No

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Explained brilliantly! Keep it up I also saw ur prism tracing of light ray practical of class 10 Awsome! Thanks...

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Who is from pramila who is watching this for project

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Here😂💀

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Here

[@Arthavit-e5h]

Sir oxidation and reduction are in the case of hydrogen or oxygen!?

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no it is not kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6HJfoOYbKmciassi=CQsF1cWq2vfA-oj3 pls see this

[@mohitjain2259]

Sir, u hv used nacl then why u showed the reaction of water and h2so4......? And if u r using nacl then h2 and cl2 gases will be liberated?

[@prasadguy]

Salt is used because the water was a poor conductor of electricity, so then it can't conduct electricity. NaCl helps it to conduct electricity. And he showed the reaction of H (hydrogen) and O (oxygen) not water and h2so4. Because water is H2O, it contains hydrogen and oxygen only. He have used salt or NaCl only because the electricity or the electrons can pass freely. But this was all about water (H2O) only. Please understand what is electrolysis and electric conductivity first.

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Reply from Mr prasad rao is correct

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Awesome explanation 🎉

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Thank you 🙂

[@theresemartin31]

Won’t that sulphuric acid also breakdown into hydride and sulphate ions? Won’t they also gather at the electrodes?

[@MakeMeScientific]

During the process of electrolysis of water, dilute sulphuric acid splits into when electricity is passed through the dilute sulfuric acid solution. The electrolyte is dilute sulfuric acid (= acidified water) which, during electrolysis is split into hydrogen and oxygen gases.

[@gayathrik7673]

How did u connect the wire with the pencil

[@lalalandwonmyheart]

With tape

[@rudrakshbycharugrovergrove2351]

Very well explained

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[@NSSgcdb]

How can we store the Hydrogen??

[@MakeMeScientific]

Bykeeping and inverted test tube over it

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I make it using software

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Wonderful explanation

[@MakeMeScientific]

Glad you think so!

[@izimusic8066]

Is it possible to collect oxygen and nitrogen gas from this

[@MakeMeScientific]

yes by keeping two inverted test tubes at the top of the pencils.

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[@anilsharma8566]

Nice

[@harshchakraborty37]

In which city do you live sir ??

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Rajkot

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@@MakeMeScientific Oh ok sir

[@amritverma9768]

We can't separate Hydrogen and oxygen by this method.bubbles is due to heating

[@MakeMeScientific]

We can separate hydrogen and oxygen by keeping and test tube inverted over the cathode and anode the excessive bubbles is due to the chemical equation as 2:1 by volume of hydrogen gas and Oxygen gas

[@astriddias23]

1:58

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Thank you sir

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awesome!

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Amazing 👏

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Thanks ji

[@ranjanchaudha]

After doing this experiment how we can collect H2 and O2?

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Mostly get the hho gas do the boom

[@-__________abhinavtariyal_5999]

Downward displacement of water

[@paramjeetsinhgohil8012]

Put one one test tube on two electrode in reverse direction. So after electrolysis hydrogen and oxygen is collected in test tube and you can collect.

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✨️

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Nice video.

[@SSubhamPrasadRam]

Sir please tell me that how much time it takes the bubbles to come out

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Instantly

[@wilfredterlumun6456]

Well done but 4OH was not properly explained how it comes about , and you didn't use electrochemical series to explain why SO4 did not take part in the reaction. Why 4

[@MakeMeScientific]

Please see the video from 7:30 seconds. if still unclear please ask again

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Thanks sir

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Sir please make a video on experiment to verify Archimedes's principle.....PLEASE SIR!!!

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[@si-level]

why there is h2so4 ? if i remember correctly h2so4 isnt salt, h2so4 is strong acid ?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes true. Sulphuric acid in water dissociates and create ions which make water good conductor

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Helped

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Thanks

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Electrolysis project we can salt

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes

[@rajeshshah6568]

But how to collect hydrogen in container

[@MakeMeScientific]

you can keep an inverted test tube over the pencils and collect the gas

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Thank you for this sir

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what are the incredients

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Salt water

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Sir it's very hard to understand as I m in cls 8

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Same

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You should clear your basic knowledge first.... Then you will definitely get it.... ☺

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please understand the basic atomic numbers, chemical reactions first and then see this video. You can understand this in grade 10.

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[@mohinibaghel3773]

Sir how can collect.the oxygen

[@MakeMeScientific]

By this method you cant

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@@MakeMeScientific can I use this oxygen for the covid patients at temporary

[@MakeMeScientific]

Please consult a doctor before doing so. Medical oxygen may be different from this

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Thnks sir

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[@nikhilrai5373]

1:26 refraction of light is the phenomenon due to which pencil appears to be broken

[@MakeMeScientific]

True

[@prasadguy]

I don't get it, can you explain me please....

[@jayantideshpande8459]

Sir electeons are negatively charged so why they will go to cathode The are negatively charged so they should get repelled by negative cathode and get attracted to positive?? So why in this video you have said that electeons are moving towards the anode?? Sir please clear my doubt

[@MakeMeScientific]

Electrons will be attracted by lots of positive ions that are attached with cathode as electrons can't travel through liquids so they travel through wires

[@nishantdhingra6979]

That's not oxygen it's chlorine, if you added nacl

[@MakeMeScientific]

Chlorine is in very small quantity. This is Oxygen

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Decsription box wrong info provided

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Please suggest correction

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Help me to get ppt for this

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Please type on Google electrolysis.ppt you will get so many presentations related to the topic thanks for watching the video

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@@MakeMeScientific thanks for your help

[@maqsoodalam5877]

I think there is a mistake by you: Anode is negatively charged, so H+ ions will go toward Anode... Positive terminal connected electrode is actually a Cathode but u have named it as anode

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you for watching the video. When we use cell then electrode connected to positive terminal of the cell is called as Anode and electrode connected with negative end is called cathode. In galvanic cells the statement given by you is correct. Refer to this link for more clarification. www.thoughtco.com/how-to-define-anode-and-cathode-606452

[@amitaawasthi3984]

i think anode is positive and cathode is positive,so anions get attracted by anode. anions are negative,cations get attracted to cathode which are positive. it is written in my book class 8th

[@amitaawasthi3984]

sorry a gramatical mistake cathods are negative terminal

[@poojabhalla9551]

@@MakeMeScientificanode is posotive cathode is negative

[@mrmixedvideomaker9767]

Sir 7:28 why is it 4

[@mrmixedvideomaker9767]

pls help

[@MakeMeScientific]

since there are crores of water molecules, so this reaction will occur again after this happens 4 times gases are produced.

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I am sorry brother. I don't know urdu

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Hi

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Sorry sir but I didn't understand

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