When water and an electrolyte, such as salt, is added, the solution conducts electricity from a power source and water is decomposed. Where does the hydrogen gas form? at the negative end at neither end at the positive end at both ends

When water and an electrolyte, such as salt, is added, the solution conducts electricity from a power source and water is decomposed. Where does the hydrogen gas form? at the negative end at neither end at the positive end at both ends

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When water and an electrolyte, such as salt, is added, the solution conducts electricity from a power source and water
is decomposed. Where does the hydrogen gas form?
O at the negative end
O at neither end
O at the positive end
O at both ends
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