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Electrolytic Cell (1)
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Electrolytic Cell (1)
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Electrolytes
Substances that can conduct electricity in either the molten state or aqueous solution and undergo chemical changes
Non-electrolytes
Substances that cannot conduct electricity in all states
Conductor
Materials that conduct electricity in a solid or molten state but do not undergo chemical changes
Electrolysis
A process whereby compounds in the molten state or an aqueous solution decompose into their constituent elements by passing electricity through them
Factors that affect the electrolysis of an aqueous solution
Standard electrode potential value, Concentration of solution, Type of electrode
Type of reaction at the anode
Oxidation reaction
Type of reaction at the cathode
Reduction reaction
The direction of electrons flow in an electrolytic cell through the connecting wires
Anode to cathode
The applications of electrolysis
The extraction of metals, plating of metals and purification of metals
The position of metal to be electroplated
The cathode
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