HydrogenOxygenCathodeAnodeBattery2 H2O(1) 2 H2(9) + O2(9)The reaction in which H,O(1) is decomposed into H, (g) and O,(g) is thermodynamically unfavorable (AG' > 0). However, an electrolytic cell, such as the one represented above, can be used to make thereaction occur. Which of the following identifies a flaw in the representation?AOxidation is occurring at the anode.Q Search or enter website name 27« < 6CathodeAnodeBattery2 H,O(1) → 2 H2(9) + O2(g)The reaction in which H,O(1) is decomposed into H2 (9) and O,(g) is thermodynamically unfavorable (AG" > 0). However, an electrolytic cell, such as the one represented above, can be used to make thereaction occur. Which of the following identifies a flaw in the representation?AOxidation is occurring at the anode.BThe equation is not correctly balanced.Electrical energy is needed for the reaction to proceed.DThe volumes of collected gas in each tube should not be the same.SCQ Search or enter website name

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Hydrogen Oxygen Cathode -Anode Battery 2 H2O(1) 2 H2(9) + O2(g) vhich H2O(1) is decomposed into H2(g) and O2(g) is thermodynamically unfavorable (AG' > 0). However, an electrolytic cell, such as the one represented above, ca Vhich of the following identifies a flaw in the representation? ation is occurring at the anode.

Hydrogen Oxygen Cathode -Anode Battery 2 H2O(1) 2 H2(9) + O2(g) vhich H2O(1) is decomposed into H2(g) and O2(g) is thermodynamically unfavorable (AG' > 0). However, an electrolytic cell, such as the one represented above, ca Vhich of the following identifies a flaw in the representation? ation is occurring at the anode.

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