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Electrolysis
Extraction of aluminium
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Extracting metals via electrolysis requires a lot of
energy
positive
AI^3+ ions move towards the cathode and are
reduced
: AI^
3+
+
3e-
-> AI
cathode ( - ) and carbon anode ( + and needs replacing regularly )
Negative O^
2-
ions move towards the anode and are oxidised : 2O^2- -> O2 + 4e-
oxygen
gas produced at anode
molten aluminium metal at the
bottom
molten aluminium oxide
mixed
with cryolite ( to
lower
the melting point ) .
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