In the diagrams, label the cathode with the symbol "and label the " anode with. The symbol "+". 2. Show the direction of the flow of the Carbon electrons with arrowhead. 3. Write the formula of all ions in the electrolyte. 4. Circle the formula of ion which is selectively discharged. 5. Write the half equation to represent the discharge at anode.
In the diagrams, label the cathode with the symbol "and label the " anode with. The symbol "+". 2. Show the direction of the flow of the Carbon electrons with arrowhead. 3. Write the formula of all ions in the electrolyte. 4. Circle the formula of ion which is selectively discharged. 5. Write the half equation to represent the discharge at anode.
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In the diagrams, label the cathode with the symbol "and label the " anode with. The symbol "+". 2. Show the direction of the flow of the Carbon electrons with arrowhead. 3. Write the formula of all ions in the electrolyte. 4. Circle the formula of ion which is selectively discharged. 5. Write the half equation to represent the discharge at anode.
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Analytical Exercise (Position of ions in the elctrochemical series)
1. In the diagrams, label the cathode
with the symbol and label the anode with the symbol +.
2. Show the direction of the flow of the Carbon
electrons with arrowhead. Hydrochloric acid 1.0 moldm-3
Carbon
Carbon
Carbon Hydrochloric acid 0.00001 moldm-3
Carbon
Carbon Potassium iodide solution 0.5 moldm-3
3. Write the formula of all ions in the electrolyte.
4. Write the formula of ion/ions which
is/are attracted to cathode. Circle the formula of ion which is selectively discharged. 5. Write the half equation to represent the discharge at cathode.
6. What will you observe at cathode?
7. Write the formula of ion/ions which
is/are attracted to anode. Circle the formula of ion which is selectively discharged. 8. Write the half equation to represent the discharge at anode.