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Electrolysis Lab

Science · Electrolysis Lab · Middle School and High School

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About this simulation

Compare acidified water with copper sulfate using inert electrodes. Set current and duration; measure gas production or copper deposition.

What students can explore

Predict the hydrogen-to-oxygen ratio. What changes when copper sulfate replaces acidified water?
Compare acidified water with copper sulfate using inert electrodes. Set current and duration; measure gas production or copper deposition.

Learning objectives

1Predict the hydrogen-to-oxygen ratio. What changes when copper sulfate replaces acidified water?

Questions teachers ask

Is the Electrolysis Lab simulation free?

Yes. Open the Electrolysis Lab simulation in a modern browser with no download or sign-up required.

Is it suitable for Middle School and High School?

The simulation includes learning-level presets spanning Middle School and High School. Choose the level that matches your class, then use it on a projector or student devices.

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