2H2O ==> 2H2 + O2
This a typical decomposition reaction; a single material forming more than one on the other side.
I'm not sure what you want with "driving force" but I would answer that both H2 an O2 are gases so delta S increases(that's good). However, H2O won't do this on its own; energy must be added to make it decompose. You may be talking about the latter and not the former.
decomposition of water to form elemental Hydrogen and Oxygen gas. What will be the balanced chemical equation, type of reaction and the driving force of the reaction?
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Hi DrBob222 i mean the evidence of the reaction pls
Have you done this? or can you envision it? Liquid disappears; gases appear.