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electrolysis of aqueous solutions
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what other
ions
will there be in the water as well as the ions from the
ionic compounds
in an aqueous solution
hydrogen(
H
+)
hydroxide(
OH-
)
which electrode attracts H+ ions
negative
electrode
which
electrode
attracts
OH-
ions
positive
electrode
what is the rule for discharging at the negative electrode in an aqueous solution
the least reactive element will be discharged(has to be less reactive that H+ ion)
what is the rule for discharging at the positive
electrode
in an aqueous solution
if there is a
halide
/halogen present then that will be the element being displaced but if not then
OH-
ion will be being displaced
what is the
equation
for when
OH-
is being discharged in an aqueous solution
4OH- ➡️ 2H2O + O2 + 4e-
what is the first thing to write in a question about
aqueous
electrolysis
there is
H+
and
OH-
ions present/broken down from the water
at the cathode, when will hydrogen gas be produced
if the
metal ions
form an elemental metal that is
more
reactive than hydrogen
at the cathode, when will a solid layer of pure metal be formed
if the
metal ions
form an elemental metal thag is
less
reactive that hydrogen
what goes between the anode and the cathode outside of the water in the electrolysis diagram
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