in the electrolysis of water why is the volume of gas collected at one electrode double than the other
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The gas which is collected in double amount is hydrogen. This is because water contains two molecules as compared to one molecule of oxygen.
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Electrolysis of H2O -
H+ OH-
H+ go to cathode reduction H2
OH- go to anode oxidation O2
n factor of O2 is 4 & H2 is 2
Euivalent Volume = 22.4/nfactor
for O2 = 5.6L
for H2 = 11.2L
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