Chemistry, asked by meghana5778, 1 year ago

why doesn't hydrogen deposits in the positive electrode in acidulated water

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Answered by SquareRoot256

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Because in acid water, Hydrogen tends to donate an electron, becoming positively charged. Hence it is deposited at the negative electrode.

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