Chemistry, asked by gourmaheshms2605, 1 year ago

When electricity applied to water....Why does the water gets ionised?

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Answered by subhashchandra12

when electricity is applied to acidulated water, it splits or decomposes into its ions because the electricity provides it sufficient energy to get ionised

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