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... hydrogen ions and hydroxyl ions respectively . Hydrochloric acid is a solution of hydrogen chloride in water . The ionisation is HCI H * + Cl- The presence of hydrogen ions from the acid suppresses the ionisation of water in order for ...
... hydrogen ions and hydroxyl ions respectively . Hydrochloric acid is a solution of hydrogen chloride in water . The ionisation is HCI H * + Cl- The presence of hydrogen ions from the acid suppresses the ionisation of water in order for ...
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... hydrogen ions are attracted to the cathode . At the cathode there is a reaction between the excess electrons present in the cathode and the cations , liberating hydrogen H * + e ̄ = H ( e ̄ = 1 electron ) At the anode the hydroxyl ions ...
... hydrogen ions are attracted to the cathode . At the cathode there is a reaction between the excess electrons present in the cathode and the cations , liberating hydrogen H * + e ̄ = H ( e ̄ = 1 electron ) At the anode the hydroxyl ions ...
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... hydrogen . Removal of hydrogen from aluminium can be effected by bubbling chlorine gas through the melt . Chlorine is insoluble in aluminium , and will combine with hydrogen to form hydrogen chloride , which is also insoluble in molten ...
... hydrogen . Removal of hydrogen from aluminium can be effected by bubbling chlorine gas through the melt . Chlorine is insoluble in aluminium , and will combine with hydrogen to form hydrogen chloride , which is also insoluble in molten ...
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Constitution | 6 |
Bonding between atoms | 20 |
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