Electrolytic Processes

Electrolytic Processes Quiz

Spec 3.22–31 · Edexcel GCSE Chemistry: Quiz

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  1. 1. Which electrode do positively charged ions migrate towards during electrolysis?

    • A. The anode
    • B. The cathode
    • C. Neither electrode
    • D. Both electrodes equally
  2. 2. What is produced at the anode when sodium chloride solution is electrolysed with inert electrodes?

    • A. Hydrogen
    • B. Sodium
    • C. Chlorine
    • D. Oxygen
  3. 3. What products form when molten lead bromide is electrolysed?

    • A. Hydrogen and bromine
    • B. Lead and oxygen
    • C. Lead and bromine
    • D. Lead bromide remains unchanged
  4. 4. In electrolysis, which process occurs at the cathode?

    • A. Oxidation, the loss of electrons
    • B. Reduction, the gain of electrons
    • C. Neutralisation
    • D. Sublimation
  5. 5. During the purification of copper using copper electrodes, what happens to the copper anode?

    • A. It stays the same size
    • B. It gets bigger as copper deposits on it
    • C. It gets smaller as copper dissolves into solution
    • D. It turns into oxygen gas

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