Hi, could someone give me a brief explanation on how fermentation and electrolysis work, thanks
Electrolysis - Compounds are either melted or dissolved, and two electrodes are connected to a battery so that a current runs between the electrodes. The electrodes are placed in the melt/solution. The negative ions (eg sulfate ions, SO42-) in the melt/solution are attracted to the positive electrode and vice versa.
Fermentation - Enzymes in yeast use the glucose in plants to produce ethanol and oxygen, the former which can be used for fuel.
Electrolysis - Compounds are either melted or dissolved, and two electrodes are connected to a battery so that a current runs between the electrodes. The electrodes are placed in the melt/solution. The negative ions (eg sulfate ions, SO42-) in the melt/solution are attracted to the positive electrode and vice versa.
Fermentation - Enzymes in yeast use the glucose in plants to produce ethanol and oxygen, the former which can be used for fuel.