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Electrolysis
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Mind Map on Electrolysis, created by Safiya Caesar on 07/05/2013.
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Electrolysis
Molten Salts
At the anode: metal
At the cathode: Non-metal
Salt solution
At the cathode: More reactive metals stay as ions in solution. Instead, H+ ions accept electrons forming Hydrogen molecules
At the anode: Non-metal except sulfates in which case O2
CATIONS(+) --> CATHODE(-)
ANIONS(-) --> ANODE(+)
The process in which electricity is used to break compounds down into their elements
Industrially important as it is the only extraction method available for the most reactive metals
Electrolytes - liquids which conduct electricity by movement of ions. When they conduct the ionic compound is split up
E.g. Molten salts, solutions of salts in water, solutions of acids, solutions of alkalis
Rules for electroplating an object
The object must be made at the cathode
the electrolyte must be a solution of a salt of the required metal
the anode must be made of a strip of the metal
During electrolysis
the oxidation of non-metal ions always takes place at the anode
the reduction of a metal or hydrogen ions always take place at the cathode
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