GCSE Chemistry homework H20

A liquid -> X

1 (i) Electrolysis
H+ + OH
H20 ->

Name: ………………………………………………………
Reactivity (Metal)
more reactive

Teacher: ……………………………………………………
/ 100 k

NA

Li
Date due: …………………………………………………..
ca

Mg
Student reflection
Al
C
zn
• What went well:
Sa

F2
Ni
• Even better if: Pb
H
cu

Hg
• What I need to do to improve my marks: Ag
AU

Pt
less reactive
Complete the table using the examples of magnesium bromide to help you. Hydrogen must be H2 (covalent bond (
-H X stable

Cathode -ve electrode) Anode It ve electrode)

reduction oxidation

[½ [½
Compound Formula Oxidation Oxidation
[1] [2] [2] ] [2] [2] ]
Product Ionic half equation or Product Ionic half equation or
Reduction Reduction

magnesium bromide (l) MgBr2 magnesium ->

>
-
Mg2+ + 2e– Mg
Mg -> R bromine Brz
2Br– Br2 +2e
2e– +

A
magnesium bromide (aq) MgBr2 hydrogen 2
2e -> H2
2H+ + 2e– H2 R bromine 2-
2Br– Br2 +
2e2e– +
-

potassium chloride (aq) 121 2H*+2e -> H2 R cl e

-

hydrogen chlorine ci O
+

>

D
sodium nitrate (aq) NaNO3 hydrogen 2H* + 2e -> H2 R oxygen 4OH--> 2120 82 4e 0
+
+

copper(II) sulfate (aq)

CuSO4 Copper (n + 2e R oxygen 40H --> 2H20 02 40
-

zu
+

-
+

silver(I) nitrate (aq) oxygen POH 2H20 0 +42

-

Silver R ->
AgNO3 Ag++e ->Ag
0
+

zinc(II) chloride (l) zu R

-

znC12 -> c2 2e
-

zing 2e zu chlorine 221 O

+

zinc(II) chloride (aq) 2H++2e -> H2 R 20 c12 + ce-

2nCl Hydrogen Chlorine -> 0

calcium sulfate (aq)

CaSO4 Hydrogen 2H++2e -> H2 R oxygen 40H--> 2H20+02+4e O

platinum (ll) iodide (aq) PtIC Pt2 2e -> Pt R Iodine Iz 2e O

platinum 2I2
+

->
+

potassium hydroxide (aq) KOH 21++2e -> 0, + 4e-

Hydrogen H2 R 0
-

+
oxygen 40H -> H20

nitric acid (aq) HNO3 Hydrogen 2H++ 2e --> H2 R 4UH-H20 +02+4e

oxygen D