Electrolysis

Question 1

Electrolysis?

Answer 1

Separation of an IONIC compound by passing DIRECT CURRENT through it

Question 2

Electrolyte?

Answer 2

It is an ionic compound that can be decomposed by passing dc current through it

Question 3

Anode, Positive or negative?

Answer 3

Positive electrode

Question 4

Cathode, positive or negative?

Answer 4

Negative electrode

Question 5

Negative ion’s name?

Answer 5

Anions

Question 6

Positive cathode’s name?

Answer 6

Cations

Question 7

Current moves?

Answer 7

Positive to negative

Question 8

Electrons move?

Answer 8

Negative to positive

Question 9

What happens at anode? Oxidation or reduction?

Answer 9

Oxidation

Question 10

What happens at cathode? Oxidation or reduction?

Answer 10

Reduction

Question 11

What happens at anode?

Answer 11

Negative ions give up electrons and become electrically neutral

Question 12

What happens at cathode?

Answer 12

Positive ions take up electrons to become electrically neutral

Question 13

Electropostivity series?

Answer 13

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Question 14

Electronegativity series?

Answer 14

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Question 15

How to select what will discharge in respect to H+ and OH-?

Answer 15

If the solution is dilute and the element is away from H or OH then it won’t be discharged. If it is concentrated and near to OH or H, it will be discharged

Question 16

Usually what is discharged at anode?

Answer 16

Oxygen (OH) or Halogens

Question 17

What is usually discharged at cathode?

Answer 17

H or Copper

Question 18

Inert electrode?

Answer 18

Donot react with the products or reactants of the electrolysis

Question 19

Platinum is inert except when what is released?

Answer 19

Chlorine. It form platinum chloride

Question 20

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Answer 20

Cathode

Question 21

Metal to be played on the object placed on?

Answer 21

Anode