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cragar
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When you see the bubbles coming off of the 2 electrodes in the water, why don't you see bubbles traveling in the water to the electrodes? When the water molecule splits, the oxygen and hydrogen would have to travel to their electrodes, so why don't you see them do this?
And also what causes the water molecule to split. Is the E field created from the current enough to split the polarized water molecule apart?
And also what causes the water molecule to split. Is the E field created from the current enough to split the polarized water molecule apart?