This process sometimes leads to bubble overpotentials, such as one that leaves hydroxide ions in sodium chloride solution.
This process sometimes leads to bubble overpotentials, such as one that leaves hydroxide ions in sodium chloride solution. In a debunked cold fusion experiment, Fleischmann and Pons performed it using a palladium catalyst. Used in the Hall-Heroult process to obtain aluminum, this process is governed by two laws named for Faraday, which quantify mass produced from it as a function of the transferred charge. For 10 points, name this process which drives a non-spontaneous chemical reaction using an electric current, often used to separate water into gaseous hydrogen and oxygen.
This process sometimes leads to bubble overpotentials, such as one that leaves hydroxide ions in sodium chloride solution.
electrolysis