I still don't understand, because you said the more reactive ion stays in the solution, but chlorine is more reactive than hydroxide and it was discharged
Hey bud, would you be able to make a video diving deeper into voltage and maybe give some examples please? I've watched your units are your friends video but voltage has always struggled to fully understand.
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I still don't understand, because you said the more reactive ion stays in the solution, but chlorine is more reactive than hydroxide and it was discharged
Hey bud, would you be able to make a video diving deeper into voltage and maybe give some examples please? I've watched your units are your friends video but voltage has always struggled to fully understand.
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