Electrolysis.
Often the very same way you would use electricity.
As solar power.
it is chemical property
The chemical stress test is used to evaluate the heart.
Oil is now used the most
hydrogen and oxygen.
If you use pass an electrical current through water to split it into hydrogen and oxygen, it is called electrolysis. If you use a chemical reaction to split water, then it is often called oxidation or reduction depending on the process. The splitting of water itself doesn't have a name, only the processes that are used to do it.
Polytetrafluoroethylene or commonly called Teflon is a synthetic polymer used for insulation of cables as it is a poor conduct of electricity, to provide a coating as it resistant to chemical action, in nonstick frying pan.
the chemical reaction may cause a electrical bolt that can be caught by using something that colects electricity that can be to be used
The device that measures how much electricity is used is called a meter.
Electricity can be generated in a variety of ways, not all of which are chemical in nature, but burning coal is one commonly used method; batteries are also chemical sources of electricity, but there are many different kinds of batteries involving many different kinds of chemical reactions. Broadly speaking, electricity is generated with some form of "redox" or reduction-oxidation type of reaction.
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Hydrogen is generally produced by electrolysis of water, where electricity is used to split it into its component atoms: Hydrogen and oxygen
If this question is asking about the box supplied by your utility company which counts the kilowatt.hours you used, so they can send you a bill for electricity, it is called an electricity meter. If you are asking about the name of the standard unit used to measure a quantity of electricity used, it is called the kilowatt.hour (or k.Wh for short.)
Certainly. It is generally called electrolysis (you can also get electrical energy out by making chemical bonds in the reverse process which is used in fuel cells).See the the Related Questions to the left for more information.
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