Electrolysis Test with Verified Answers
Electrolysis - -Separating a ionic compounds using Reason solid ionic compounds cannot conduct - -
electricity The ions have a fixed position and cannot move
anion - -negatively charged ion Reason molten substances can conduct - -The ions
are free to move
anode - -positive electrode
Equation to show what happens at cathode - -Mg2+
+ 2e- -> Mg
cation - -positively charged ion
Equation to show what happens at anode - -2Cl- ->
cathode - -negative electrode Cl2 + 2e-
electrolyte - -a liquid that is a good conductor of Products of the electrolysis of molten sodium chloride -
electricity. (usually contains ions) -sodium and chlorine
molten - -melted Products of the electrolysis of molten lead bromide -
-lead and bromine
Redox - -reaction where reduction and oxidation
take place Products of electrolysis of molten aluminium oxide -
-aluminium and oxygen
ore - -rock that contains high concentration of metal
compound
oxidation - -gaining oxygen OR losing electrons
reduction - -losing oxygen OR gaining electrons
electrode - -conducting rod made of metal or
graphite that carries the current in/out of the electrolyte
solution - -an ionic solid dissolved in water
metal - -product formed at the negative electrode
(cathode)
non-metal - -product formed at the positive
electrode (anode)
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Electrolysis - -Separating a ionic compounds using Reason solid ionic compounds cannot conduct - -
electricity The ions have a fixed position and cannot move
anion - -negatively charged ion Reason molten substances can conduct - -The ions
are free to move
anode - -positive electrode
Equation to show what happens at cathode - -Mg2+
+ 2e- -> Mg
cation - -positively charged ion
Equation to show what happens at anode - -2Cl- ->
cathode - -negative electrode Cl2 + 2e-
electrolyte - -a liquid that is a good conductor of Products of the electrolysis of molten sodium chloride -
electricity. (usually contains ions) -sodium and chlorine
molten - -melted Products of the electrolysis of molten lead bromide -
-lead and bromine
Redox - -reaction where reduction and oxidation
take place Products of electrolysis of molten aluminium oxide -
-aluminium and oxygen
ore - -rock that contains high concentration of metal
compound
oxidation - -gaining oxygen OR losing electrons
reduction - -losing oxygen OR gaining electrons
electrode - -conducting rod made of metal or
graphite that carries the current in/out of the electrolyte
solution - -an ionic solid dissolved in water
metal - -product formed at the negative electrode
(cathode)
non-metal - -product formed at the positive
electrode (anode)
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