Answer to Question #140305 in Inorganic Chemistry for Laura

Inorganic Chemistry

Question #140305

HNO3 electrolysis

Expert's answer

Anode (+): H2O-4e - > O2 (gas) + 4H⁺(hydrogen cations)

Cathode ( -) : 2H⁺(hydrogen cations) + 2e - > H2

total;

HNO3 = H2 (gas) + O2 (gas)

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