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Hydrogen problem

2017-05-05View Original

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Dear teachers, why is the hydrogen content high when the current is low, and low when the current increases?
Reply #22017-05-05
You should be able to find an answer to this question by searching on the forum!
Reply #32017-05-06
The total amount that penetrates through the ion membrane is not greatly affected by the load; when the load is high, the denominator becomes larger, and thus the ratio decreases. For similar reasons to the presence of sodium chloride in alkalis

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