When an electric current passes through liquid water, hydrogen gas passes accumulates at one electrode and oxygen accumulates at the other. Which of the following is true? A) A physical change has occurred, with energy is being absorbed. B) A chemical change has occurred, with energy being given off. C) A physical change has occurred, with energy being given off. D) A chemical change has occurred, with energy being absorbed.
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