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Creado por Adam Collinge
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| Pregunta | Respuesta |
| Give an example of a metal that has to be extracted using electrolysis. | Aluminium |
| What is a negative about electrolysis, compared to reduction? | It is much more expensive because it uses a lot of energy, e.g a high temperature is needed to melt aluminium oxide so that aluminium can be extracted |
| What is wrong with copper gained by reduction? | It is very impure, meaning it wont conduct electricity well, which is bad as conduction is one of the main uses of copper |
| What is electrolysis? | The breaking down of a substance using electricity |
| What does electrolysis require? | A liquid to conduct the electricity, called the electrolyte |
| Often, what are electrolytes? | Metal salt solutions, made from the ore. Or molten metal oxides |
| What characteristics does the electrolyte have, that makes electrolysis work? | Free electrons allow the conduction of electricity |
| Which is the positive rod? | Anode |
| Which is the negative rod? | Cathode |
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