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few drops of an acid are added to water in the electrolysis of water .explain why ?​

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Answered by aditisethi462
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Answer:

because pure water does not undergo electrolysis process , it is essential to add a few drops of HCl or Sulphuric acid...

Answered by VanshuKamboz
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Explanation:

Water is a covalent compund hence doesn't ionises.

Pure water is a poor conductor of electricity, but for electrolysis, we need ions hence to make ionise water which is a polar covalent compound need some drop of acid and water is ionised and conduct electricity and electrolysis is carried out.

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