Electrolysis of Brine

Electrolysis of Brine

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[robthespaceninja]

If you liked this video, please check out the original by Fuse School. This is plagiarism.

[BPRASANNA-stlv]

Please post a lot of videos, , ! Your explanation is so simple to understand thank you very much this would help us a lot !!!

[Madhurai]

Really great sir, best easy to understand explanation, loved, thank you so so much

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Thank you so much . This video helped me a lot

[sumedhharapanahalli]

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[KulwinderKaur-cizu]

British accent and science, savouring!

[abdoulrahaman]

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[manishbyali]

Today is my test, I had not understood this topic so I am here 😂

[mbuguzzwambugu]

OH ions and H ions are preferred products at the electrodes.

[shaileshrastogi]

Thank you sir. You explained it really well

[shreyasuman]

Great video sir.. really helped a lot🤗

[cecilia]

✨I hope chlorine never met hydrogen or our innocent hydrogen might fully became a non metal
Chlorine be like: Wtf✨

[naveendr]

This is copyright. It's actually a fuse school video

[AbhisekMishra]

Amazing explanation sir keep uploading such videos to help students 👍 👍 👍 👍

[username_taken_se_pareshan_boi]

From where did NaOH came??? It was Cl2 H2 and Na...

[parthd]

Why do hydro oxide ions lose their electrons at anode and sodium ions gane electron from cathode

[aswathy]

PLS post class 10 CBSE science videos..It's very helpful..thanks

[AnkushB]

This has literally been stolen from FuseSchool

[nature-vzed]

I have a douth cl is having 1 minus charge meaning that it needs a electron but instead it gives a electron and also the hydrogen is having h plus charge meaning that it will give one electron but it takes electron?
Why?