Physics, asked by adityasingh5429, 6 months ago

during electrolysis of water more number of gas bubbles formed and why?
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Answered by agamya2306
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because water contains more oxygen

Answered by Anonymous
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Due to the presence of hydrogen and oxygen bubbles in the electrolyte during water electrolysis, the potential drop between the cathode and the anode in the two phase mixture electrolyte-gas bubbles will be increased.

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