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Letter 24000
Electrolizing water
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Hello,
Please I wonder how can we separate water components into hydrogen
and oxygen.
Thanx,
Abraham H.
univ. student - Amman, Jordan
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I suggest to use very, very. very, very, very small tweezers to
separate the atoms. (grin)
George Gorecki
- Naperville, Illinois
First of two simultaneous responses -- +++
You need a source of dc electricity, such as a car battery, a set
of inert electrodes, such as copper. Connect a piece of copper to
each terminal on the battery and put their other ends into the water.
Gas will come off the ends of the both copper wires. The anode (+ve
pole) produces oxygen and the cathode (-ve pole) hydrogen. Do not let
the two loose ends of the wires ever touch each other!
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Trevor Crichton
R&D practical scientist - UK
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Second of two simultaneous responses -- +++
Try electrolysis.
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James Totter,
CEF
- Tallahassee, Florida
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