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GCSE EDEXCEL CHEMISTRY CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+. • copper atoms oxidised at anode and form cu2+ • copper ions reduced at cathode and form cu. • beneath the copper anode, a sludge builds up. suggest an explanation of the presence of the sludge. - correct-answers-impurities in copper anode. • name another property that electrodes may have for them to be used for electrolysis. - correct-answers-conduct electrcicity • write down half equation for reaction occuring at the graphite cathode. - correct-answers-cu2+ + 2e- -cu

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GCSE EDEXCEL CHEMISTRY
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+.
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 Explain how the position of calcium tells us it is a metal? - correct-
answers-they are found on the left hand side of periodic table.
 2Ca +02---->2CaO
 Describe in terms of electron transfer what happens when calcium
reacts with oxygen. - correct-answers-calcium lsoes 2 electrons,
whereas oxygen gains 2 electrons.
 describe the results in the table (electrolysis) and explain the results. -
correct-answers-mass of anode decreases after electrolysis. mass of
cathode increases after electrolysis. change in mass increases as
current increases.
 copper atoms oxidised at anode and form cu2+
 copper ions reduced at cathode and form cu.
 beneath the copper anode, a sludge builds up. suggest an explanation
of the presence of the sludge. - correct-answers-impurities in copper
anode.
 name another property that electrodes may have for them to be used
for electrolysis. - correct-answers-conduct electrcicity
 write down half equation for reaction occuring at the graphite cathode.
- correct-answers-cu2+ + 2e- ->cu
 use your knowledge of the structure and bonding of diamond and
graphite to explain the differences between properties shown in table.
- correct-answers-diamond
- each carbon in diamond forms 4 strong covalent bonds
- giant covalent structure
- high melting point and thus very hard to break requires alot of
energy to break the strong covalent bonds

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