Asked by Marius

When an electric current is passed through water during the process of electrolysis, two gases are formed. One gas has a boiling point of negative 183 degrees celcius and the other has a boiling point of negative 253 degrees celcius. Has a physical or chemical change occurred? Explain.
Answered by Marius
I know that it is chemical change but it says EXPLAIN!!!
Answered by Marius
so my answer is- It is chemical change because they are both different chemicals with different boiling points.
Am i right?
Answered by Marius
i need to know asap
Answered by Marius
i give up on you ppl
Answered by DrBob222
You are right to a point. Yes, it is a chemical change because, as you say, it was water and now it is two gases which obviously is something different than water. The fact that the boiling points are different helps point that you started with one and ended up with anothr.
Answered by DrBob222
Marius, you got an answer in about an hour. That's pretty good. I saw your question earlier but I was helping others. I answered your question as soon as I could. Please be patient.We get around as fast as we can.
Answered by drbob sucks
you mean that you were helping you donut get in your big fat mouth!!!!
Answered by drbob sucks
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Answered by Bobthebuilder
but would that be a physical change because it changes in state of matter
Answered by idk
yes not a chemical change they is jus lying lmao
Answered by Anonymous
drbob leave DrBob222 alone you jerk!!!!
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