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hello guys. Any tips for chemistry? Hope you all the best.
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Hey people! I have a question , can anyone explain the hydrogen fuel cell in detail???
Thanks a lot in advance
It is very simple. essentially electons flow from the negative pole to the positive pole. in b/w these two is a solution of KOH. hydrogen is put into the cell on one side and Oxygen on the other, what comes out is water vapor. hydrogen, at the negative electrode loses electrons, so 2H2+4OH(minus)=4H2o and electrons
on the other side, oxygen reacts with the products of this reaction to form OH(minus)
so O2 +H2o+ electrons= 4OH(minus).
electrons flow from the negative pole to the positive one as water is produced.
when we cancel out the reactants and products that are the same we get-
2H2+O2=2H2O
I’ve never learnt that before and im 100% sure that’s not coming in our exam! we just needa know about electrolysis in general 🙂
its in one of the past paperS(2014)
do you mean like when it is in aqueous ?
where H+ And OH- ions are there ?
when i understand it i will come back to u hahah 😀
if anyone expained it would be HELPfuuuull
thank u all
is back titration included in chemistry 0620 syllabus 2015?? plz help me out
NO! 100% no way. That word is alien in my textbook too haha 🙂
hahahahhahahaha
Same here Plato!
aleena i dont think so
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Dear IGCSE team,
I will be doing additional maths soon. Could you please give me some revision tips. Thanks!!
Yes please! Im doing it too and kinda lost about what to study! luckily I have a week to prepare for it but last year apparently the grade threshold for an A* was 95% and that’s freaky
good luck guys 🙂
i wont take it i took the normal math
good luck!
Hey IGCSE team
Can u please upload the mark scheme of november 2014 paper 12 of chemistry
It doesnt seem to be there
Pls reply at the earliest
Have exam day after tomorrow
Yes pleasee