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H2O -> 2H(H2) + O electrolyze by Toni

Toni
Toni
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24th Sep 2014
24th Sep 2014
The old methods are always the best !
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Comments

  • The_Powder_Boy
    The_Powder_Boy     25th Sep 2014
    H20= Two atomos hydrogen, one atom oxygen. In other words, H2 means hes stripping off the atom of oxygen.
  • Vanir
    Vanir     25th Sep 2014
    The correct balanced equation would be H20(l) -> H2(g)+1/2 O2(g). The process is called electrolysis. Flawless mechanics. Good save.
  • awesome170
    awesome170     25th Sep 2014
    Flamessmith _ Technically the correct chemical equation for this would be 2H_20 -> 2H_2 + O_2 . Since both hydrogen and oxygen are diatomic atoms. Still good though... and i agree with u
  • BunkerKiller888
    BunkerKiller888     25th Sep 2014
    mabye use something else than liqiud oxygen to cool the oxygen into liqiud oxygen. :) lol +1 tho
  • boron-335
    boron-335     25th Sep 2014
    It would benefit from a cold trap, maybe using dry ice and a freeze thaw cycle or just enough room for water to come out of the gas stream
  • Ryan_Cotter
    Ryan_Cotter     25th Sep 2014
    so ur showing eloctrolisis. no electrolyze.
  • weegafication
    weegafication     25th Sep 2014
    How do I turn it on?
  • Flamessmith
    Flamessmith     25th Sep 2014
    Technically the correct chemical equation for this would be 2H_20 -> 2H_2 + O_2 . Since both hydrogen and oxygen are diatomic atoms. Still good though...
  • awesome170
    awesome170     25th Sep 2014
    very smart
  • awesome170
    awesome170     25th Sep 2014
    cool, and u even wrote a symbol science equation in the title! +1 for ur awesomness!!