A student places a battery in a beaker of salt water and sees bubbles rise from the terminals. Researching which
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A)What is the composition of the gas bubbles?
B)What is the size of the c)beaker that is used?
D)What is the voltage of the battery?
What is the volume of water in the beaker?
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