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Paper One
Chemical Changes
Electrolysis
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During electrolysis, which electrode are the
positive
ions attracted to?
the
cathode
(
negative
)
Why can ionic solids not undergo electrolysis?
Their ions can’t move - too stable
Do ions get reduced or oxidised at the anode?
Oxidised
During the manufacturing of
aluminium
from
bauxite
, which
electrode is aluminium formed at?
Cathode
In what situation will hydrogen gas be given out during the electrolysis of an aqueous solution of an ionic solid?
When the ionic solid is a
metal hydride
or contains a
metal
that is
less reactive
than
hydrogen.
If halide ions are present in an aqueous solution of an ionic solid, will oxygen gas be released?
No.
If no halide ions are present, oxygen gas will be produced at the
positive
electrode instead