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why not electrolysis of H2O

Abchirk
in Chemistry

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http://www.scienceforums.net/forum/showthread.php?t=40900

 

Why not over electrolysis of water? Isn't it enough hydrogen...?

 

I didn't want to split the other topic.. so thats why I am asking here! :)

 

Pure H2O is hardly conductive. Tap water contains trace minerals and elements which allow the water to be conductive. However electrolysis of tap water can create many different gases including hydrogen itself.

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Pure H2O is hardly conductive. Tap water contains trace minerals and elements which allow the water to be conductive. However electrolysis of tap water can create many different gases including hydrogen itself.

 

hm, yes ok.

But I meant pure H2O, so demineralised water! :)

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