If the given statement is true, write T. Otherwise, write F and explain why it is false. 1) Equilibrium happens for reactions that are reversible. 2) In the electrolysis of water, the electrical energy from a battery can "pull" electrons from oxygen, and "push" electrons to hydrogen.

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