How and why does the density of liquid water change on prolonged electrolysis?

Decrease, as the proportion of

H_{2} O

increases

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Remains unchanged

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Increases, as the proportion of

D_{2} O

increases

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Increases, as the volume decreases

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The correct option is A Decrease, as the proportion of $H_{2} O$ increases
Density decreases, as the proportion of $H_{2} O$ increases by prolonged electrolysis.

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How and why does the density of liquid water change on prolonged electrolysis?

The correct option is A Decrease, as the proportion of H2O increasesDensity decreases, as the proportion of H2O increases by prolonged electrolysis.

The correct option is A Decrease, as the proportion of $H_{2} O$ increases
Density decreases, as the proportion of $H_{2} O$ increases by prolonged electrolysis.