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redox
where
oxidation
and
reduction
both happen at the same time
oxidation
gain of oxygen
,
loss of electrons
reduction
loss of
oxygen
, gain of electrons
negative electrode
cathode
positive
ions
cations
positive electrode
anode
negative ions
anion
at the
anode
oxidation
occurs
at the
cathode
reduction
occurs
electrolysis
breaking down of a
substance
using electricity
what does it have to be in order to happen
molten
or
aqueous
In
aqueous
, at the
cathode
..
hydrogen
is there, the less reactive one will be in the half equation
Positive
Anode
Negative
Is
Cathode
at the
cathode
least reactive will be
discharged
(in half equation)
at
anode
if a
halide
is present then that will be discharged
reducing agent
what loses
electrons
oxidising agent
what
gains
electrons
anode
attracts
anions
cathode
attracts
cations
Cathode
also has hydrogen in an
aqueous
solution
least
reactive
is discharged
cathode
where reduction occurs
anode
where
oxidation
occurs
anode
oxygen
is there too in
aqueous
solutions
halogen
will be given off if present
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