Question

List the observable effects tat may occur, when an electric current is passed through a conducting liquid​

Answer 1

The observable effects that occur when an electric current is passed through conducting liquid​ are the formation of bubbles.

• The conducting solution contains free ions that have the capability to conduct electricity.

• The H+ ions from water are deposited over the negative pole and oxygen is deposited over the positive pole.
• The deposition can be observed by the formation of bubbles.
• The liquids that conduct electricity are lemon juice, vinegar, common salt solution, seawater, sulphuric acid, etc.