Physics, asked by harshkumar211, 1 year ago

can an electric current passing through a liquid result in chemical change

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Answered by riyaz112

3

Answer:

yes.........the example 2H2o

H2 plus O2

Answered by parthpatil1

3

Answer:

Yes but not Everytime.

Explanation:

The electric current may cause the liquid to disassociate into ions which may react with oxygen or other gases .

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