Chemistry, 09.03.2021 19:30 tiatia032502

How does the electrolysis of water produce hydrogen gas? A) Hydrogen cations give electrons to the anode through reduction reactions.
B) Hydrogen cations give electrons to the anode through oxidation reactions.
C) Electrons from the cathode combine with hydrogen cations through reduction reactions.
D) Electrons from the cathode combine with hydrogen cations through oxidation reactions.

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