Chemistry, asked by NehaPansotra, 10 months ago

In the electrolysis of water;
1. Name the gas collected at anode and cathode
2. Why is the volume of gas collected at one electrode double than the other?
3. What would happen if dilute sulphuric acid is not added to water​

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Answered by durbadatta1715
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a) In the electrolysis of water,

The gas collected at cathode is: Hydrogen

The gas collected at anode is: Oxygen

b) The gas which is collected in double the amount during the electrolysis of water is Hydrogen. This is because water contains two parts of hydrogen element as compared to one part of oxygen element by volume.

c) Pure water is a bad conductor of electricity, by adding drops of sulphuric acid; we make it a good conductor of electricity.

Answered by luckyjoshi615
1

1.anode p oxygen cathode p hydrogen

2.kyuki h2o has 2wice amount of hydrogen as compared to oxygen

3.no proper electrolysis can be done in distilled water due to low conductivity of e. current

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