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Physical Science: Electrochemistry Part 2

Physical Science: Electrochemistry Part 2

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Application of REDOX reactions. Conversion of Electrical energy to Chemical energy with Electrolytic cells. Application s of electrolytic cells.

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Lectures 1
Quizzes 0
Duration Lifetime access
Skill level All levels
Language English
Students 26
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Assessments Yes

Physical Science: Electrochemistry Part 2 1
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  Physical Science: Electrochemistry Part 2

Mr Innocent Mbay

Mr Innocent Mbay has an Electrical Engineering Diploma and in 2016 obtained his Postgraduate Certificate in Education. Looking back on his 12 years of working experience he regards teaching as the most enjoyable. He describes himself as being fit and in good health.

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