No. Electrolysis 1. fused NaCl graphite steel • sodium metal on Reaction: cathode NaCl→ Na+ +Cl− • chlorine gas on anode. Reaction at anode: oxidation graphite : - Cl(l) →1/2 Cl2(g) + e− Reaction at cathode : reduction steel : Na+(Aq ) + e− →Na(s) 2. graphite graphite • only water is Dilute aqueous electrolysed solution of NaCl • hydrogen gas at cathode • oxygen gas at anode
3. graphite graphite • Cl2 gas is produced
Concentrated at anode aqueous solution • H2 gas is produced of NaCl at cathode • NaOH is produced in the solution 4. copper copper • copper electrode is CuSO4 solution active electrode (i) using copper • Copper anode electrodes undergoes, oxidation during electrolysis. • With the progress of electrolysis, mass of Products Obtained by Electrolysis anode decrease and mass of cathode increases. • Impure Cu is purified by electrolysis method • Impurities of inactive metals like Au, Pt present in impure copper anode do not • undergo oxidation. These impurities fall on the bottom of the electrode when they become free from anode and is called anode mud.
5. CuSO4 solution Pt or Pt or • water undergoes
(ii)using inactive graphite graphite oxidation, giving electrodes inactive inactive oxygen at anode electrod electrodes • Cu+2 ions undergo es reduction at cathode, they are replaced by H+(aq) • copper deposits on cathode, oxygen liberates at anode • H2SO4 is produced in the solution.