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Which type of compounds can be separated using electrolysis?
Which type of compounds can be separated using electrolysis?
- Soluble ionic compounds
- Covalent compounds
- Metallic compounds
- Insoluble ionic compounds (correct)
What is an electrolyte?
What is an electrolyte?
- A liquid or solution that contains an ionic compound (correct)
- A liquid or solution that contains a covalent compound
- A liquid or solution that contains a metallic compound
- A liquid or solution that contains a polar compound
Why is it important to be familiar with the equipment used in electrolysis?
Why is it important to be familiar with the equipment used in electrolysis?
- To pass the exam
- To understand the process of electrolysis
- To draw the equipment accurately
- To label the equipment correctly (correct)
Which type of compounds can be broken down using electrolysis?
Which type of compounds can be broken down using electrolysis?
Which electrode is negatively charged in electrolysis?
Which electrode is negatively charged in electrolysis?
What happens to the positively charged ions in electrolytes during electrolysis?
What happens to the positively charged ions in electrolytes during electrolysis?
What is the purpose of using a direct current (dc) supply in electrolysis?
What is the purpose of using a direct current (dc) supply in electrolysis?
Flashcards
Electrolyte
Electrolyte
A liquid or solution that contains an ionic compound, allowing it to conduct electricity.
Insoluble ionic compound
Insoluble ionic compound
A compound composed of oppositely charged ions and cannot dissolve in water.
Electrolysis
Electrolysis
The process of using a direct current (DC) to break down an electrolyte into its constituent elements.
Anode
Anode
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Cathode
Cathode
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Movement of ions in electrolysis
Movement of ions in electrolysis
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Importance of correct equipment in electrolysis
Importance of correct equipment in electrolysis
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