Separate water into hydrogen gas & oxygen gas with this complete water electrolysis kit! Includes stainless steel electrodes, test tubes, alligator clip leads, sodium sulfate, a beaker, wooden splints, and a study guide. Read
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Use the materials inside this hands-on water electrolysis kit to separate water into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas!
What is Water Electrolysis?
Electrolysis of water is the process of water decomposing into hydrogen gas and oxygen gas in response to an electric current. Water electrolysis experiments provide engaging learning opportunities and physical science activities for middle and high school students.
This water electrolysis kit includes:
stainless steel electrodes,
test tubes,
a beaker,
alligator connector clips,
sodium sulfate,
wooden splints,
and a helpful study guide!
(all you have to provide before you begin is the power supply: a 6-volt battery)
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Physics & Engineering/Electricity and Electronics/Static Electricity
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