Question

Why is the amount of gas collected in one test tube during electrolysis of water is doubled of the amount collected in the other ?

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Answer 1

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ᘺᗩᖶᘿᖇ ᑢᓍᘉᖶᗩᓰᘉS ᖶᘺᓍ ᕵᗩᖇᖶS ᓍᖴ ᕼᖻᕲᖇᓍᘜᘿᘉ ᗩᘉᕲ ᓍᘉᘿ ᕵᗩᖇᖶ ᓍ᙭ᖻᘜᘿᘉ. ᖶᕼᘿᖇᘿᖴᓍᖇᘿ, ᕲᑘᖇᓰᘉᘜ ᖶᕼᘿ ᘿᒪᘿᑢᖶᖇᓍᒪᖻSᓰS ᓍᖴ ᘺᗩᖶᘿᖇ ᖶᕼᘿ ᗩᘻᓍᑘᘉᖶ ᓍᖴ ᕼᖻᕲᖇᓍᘜᘿᘉ ᕼᗩS ᑢᓍᒪᒪᘿᑢᖶᘿᕲ ᓰᘉ ᓍᘉᘿ ᓍᖴ ᖶᕼᘿ ᖶᘿSᖶ ᖶᑘᗷᘿS ᓰS ᕲᓍᑘᗷᒪᘿ ᖶᕼᗩᘉ ᖶᕼᗩᖶ ᓍᖴ ᖶᕼᘿ ᓍ᙭ᖻᘜᘿᘉ ᕵᖇᓍᕲᑘᑢᘿᕲ ᗩᘉᕲ ᑢᓍᒪᒪᘿᑢᖶᘿᕲ ᓰᘉ ᖶᕼᘿ ᓍᖶᕼᘿᖇ ᒪᗩSᖶ ᖶᑘᗷᘿ

Water contains two parts of hydrogen and one part oxygen. Therefore, during the electrolysis of water the amount of hydrogen has collected in one of the test tubes is double than that of the oxygen produced and collected in the other last tube

Answer 2

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Solution : Water contains two parts of hydrogen and one part oxygen. Therefore, during the electrolysis of water the amount of hydrogen has collected in one of the test tubes is double than that of the oxygen produced and collected in the other last tube.

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