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Elementary physics for high schools (1914)

Merchant, F. W. (Francis Walter), 1855-1937, Chant, Clarence Augustus, 1865-1956 · Toronto : Copp Clark · leaf 215

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rated at A willbe found to be chlorine, and that at B, hydrogen. This processof decomposition by the electric current is called electrolysis(i.e., electric analysis). 245. Electrolysis of Water. Insert platinum elec-trodes into the bottom of a vessel of the form shown in Fig. 246.Partially fill the… … Fig. 246.- -Electrolysis of water. cells. Gases will be seen to bubble up from the electrodes, displacing the water in the test-tubes. 207 208 CHEMICAL EKFl.CTS OF THE ELECTKIC CURRENT On testing eacli gas with Ji liglited s{)linter, that collectedat the anode will be found to be oxygen, and that…

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