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Elis [28]
3 years ago
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when energy from battery was added to water, were the gases produced by this made of the same particles as those produced from h

eating the water?
Physics
1 answer:
Ilya [14]3 years ago
6 0

Batteries often convert chemical energy directly to electrical energy.

From the experiment, the constructed conclusion was that;

  • The Two different gases with  different properties  are made from adding energy from a  battery to water.

  • The particles that make up these different  gases is different from each other. They  are different than the ones that were  made from heating water.  

  • The matter that is composed of  substances have to originate from matter that  made up some of the original water particles.

When energy from a battery is added to water, two streams of gas bubbles is said to be  produced. Then a lit match is put into  trapped gas from these two sources, one pops and the other glows brighter.

The study was to test the  flammability of gases produced by providing energy to water with electricity.

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