Chemistry, asked by asmitadey4986, 1 year ago

When nah is electrolysed, hydrogen gas is liberated at which electrode?

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Answered by anagha42

Hydrogen gas is liberated at the anode as sodium hydride exists as sodium cation and hydride anion. Therefore hydrogen gas is liberated at anode by lose of electrons at anode(oxidation).

Answered by Dikshanshkatendra

Answer:

it is liberated as anode

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