ELECTROPLATING: COPPER-PLATE A KEY Complete the following process:
Electrolyte : copper(II) sulphate solution
Anode : copper metal
Cathode : key
Electrode Observation Product Chemical test
Anode Take a glowing wooden copper dissolves splinter and put it on top of the copper anode becomes and form cu^2+ beaker if O^2 is present then thinner and bubble gas is ions the glowing wooden splinter formed will light up
Cathode Put key in beaker with
Sodium Hydroxide solution. If a brown metal is deposited Cu^2+ ions are Cu^2+ is present then blue on the surface of the key discharged precipitate will be formed
Electrolyte if cu^2+ is present, blue
colour intensity of the blue concentration of precipitate formed when solution does not change cu^2+ ions are mixed with sodium hydroxide constant