Movement of Ions in Electrolysis by Adriana Connie Lee Adriana

adriana466 — 2024-07-16 02:19:48 UTC

When water undergoes electrolysis, it splits into H+ (hydrogen) and OH- (hydroxide) ions. H+ ions move to the cathode, and OH- ions move to the anode, resulting in hydrogen gas and oxygen gas production. This demonstrates the movement of ions in electric fields.

kayli28 — 2024-09-04 02:31:50 UTC

hydrogen ions and OH ions
the H ions is attracted to the cathode because the negative terminal attracts the positive ions.
The OH ions move to the anode because the positive terminal attracts the negative ions.

2024-09-04 02:33:54 UTC

What are the ions present in water?

Hydrogen Ions (H+) and Hydroxide (OH-)

Which ions move to the cathode? Why?

Hydrogen ions (H+) gain electrons because negative attracts positive ions.

Which ions move to the anode? Why?

Hydroxide (OH-) loses electrons because positive attracts negative ions.

Name: Angela, Sorin

2024-09-04 02:33:59 UTC

1) Hydrogen is ions?

2) Negative likes positive ions?

3) ?

2024-09-04 02:34:07 UTC

Hydrogen ion, Oxygen ion.
The hydrogen ions, because the ions are attracted to the negative cathode, magnet-type stuff.
The oxygen ions, because of the same reasons as question 2.

2024-09-04 02:36:50 UTC

Hydrogen and hydroxyl ions.
Hydrogen ions are attracted to cations.
Hyodroxide are attracted to anions.

2024-09-04 02:38:18 UTC

1.What are the ions present in water?

Hydrogen and Hydroxide.

2.Which ions move to the cathode? Why?

Hydrogen (H+) to gain electrons because cathode has no electrons and negative attracts positive.

3.Which ions move to the anode? Why?

Hydroxide (OH-) to lose electrons and that is because positive attracts negative.

Name: Cheyelle

shadowkingslayermcclive — 2024-09-04 02:38:53 UTC

Hydrogen ions and oxygen ions
The positively charged ions move towards the cathode
The negative charged ions (same reason as question 2)

2024-09-04 02:39:58 UTC

1. H+ ions

OH- ions

2. H+ ions because they are positive

OH- ions because they are negative

2024-09-04 02:40:25 UTC

1.The ions that are present in water is H2 and OH-(H20)

2.The H2 will move to cathode(OH-)

3.OH- will move to anode(H2)

Answer for 2 and three

Because negative and positive is different charges. Therefore, they combine to become H2O

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scottsklim — 2024-09-04 02:40:49 UTC

Tell me why? There is Hydrogen ions and OH ions present in there

Tell me why? Hydrogen Ions moves to the Cathode, Its because Its attracted to it

I want to stop it

Tell me WHY?! Oxygen ions move to the Anode, Its because It's attracted to it

scottsklim — 2024-09-04 02:42:38 UTC

zijun28 — 2024-09-04 02:43:04 UTC

1 - Hydrogen and hydroxide

2 - Hydrogen ions are attracted to the cathode because the cathode attracts negative charges

3 - hydroxide ions are attracted to anodes because anodes attracts positive charges

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