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The Indian Public School-Coimbatore Electricity and Chemistry

The document discusses the reaction of hydrogen and oxygen to form water, with a 2:1 ratio of hydrogen to oxygen molecules. It also explains that hydrogen is formed at the negative cathode and oxygen at the positive anode during the reaction. Finally, it provides tests to identify hydrogen using a lighted splint that is extinguished with a pop, and oxygen using a glowing splint that relights.

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The Indian Public School-Coimbatore Electricity and Chemistry

The document discusses the reaction of hydrogen and oxygen to form water, with a 2:1 ratio of hydrogen to oxygen molecules. It also explains that hydrogen is formed at the negative cathode and oxygen at the positive anode during the reaction. Finally, it provides tests to identify hydrogen using a lighted splint that is extinguished with a pop, and oxygen using a glowing splint that relights.

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THE INDIAN PUBLIC SCHOOL- COIMBATORE

Electricity and Chemistry

1.

H2 + O2 -------> 2H2O (OR) H+ + OH - -----> H2O (1)

There are 2 moles of Hydrogen while there is one mole of Oxygen. (1)

2: 1 (1)

Oxygen is formed at the positive anode while Hydrogen is formed at the negative cathode.
Hydrogen can be tested with a lightened splint where the light goes off with a pop sound

while Oxygen can be tested with a glowing splint where the splint is relightened. (2)

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