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  1. nelemauddin's Avatar
    1 05-04-2012  18:08
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    GCSE AQA Chemistry
    I was just wondering if anyone could help me with electrolysis... I just need to know whether the hydroxide ions always stay in the solution. Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks
  2. matty123's Avatar
    2 05-04-2012  18:13
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    I think that they do.
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    3 05-04-2012  19:10
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    Ok just checking... thanks
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