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Which of the following when dissolved in water and placed in the conductivity apparatus would cause the light to glow?
Table Salt (NaCl)
Ethyl alchol (C2H5OH)
Sugar (C12H22O11)
Glycerine (C3H8O3)
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Ionic compounds will conduct an electric current when they are
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more positive standard electrode potential
anode
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the more negative standard electrode potential
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more positive standard electrode potential
cathode
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Cathode
more positive standard electrode potential
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What is shelf life?
Storage life
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Iron at the beach rusts faster than iron in the mountain.
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27. What is the scientific name for rust and its chemical formula?
Iron (II) Oxide FeO *xH2O
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With electrolysis, it would be possible to produce many of the materials and products that we use today.
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Without electrolysis, it would be possible to produce many of the materials and products that we use today.
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What does “lysis” mean?
to cut or to break
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What does “electro-” mean?
movement of electrons / electricity
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In electrolytic cells, what produces chemical changes?
A battery
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In galvanic cells, what produces electricity?
Chemical changes
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Rusting
The corrosion of iron and steel is called rusting
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The coating of an object with a thin layer of a metal by eletrolysis
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The positive electrode connected to the positive terminal of the d.c. power source
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is the gains of electrons by a substance
Reduction
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The useful metal is oxidized to create a metal oxide
Anodising
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is covered with a layer of substance
Surface protection
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product of galvanisation
Galvanized iron
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The surface of an is covered with layer of substance. The layer stops air and water from reaching the iron and steel underneath.
Surface Protection
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it will be positive in Voltaic cell but in Electrolytic is Negative
E• cell
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a type of Galvanic cell that comprises of two half-cells which undergo the same half-reaction, but have different electrolyte concentrations.
Concentration Cells
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The process of covering iron or steel objects with a layer of metal in order to stop the original product from corrosion.
Metal Plating
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the process of covering iron or steel with a protective layer of zinc metal
Galvanization
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describes the process that happen by itself
Spontaneous
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is the charge an atom would have if it existed as an ion
Oxidation state(number)
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is another version of a primary cell. It also uses zinc and manganese oxide as reactants, but under basic conditions.
Alkaline Dry Cel
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is a non-rechargeable cell which irreversible converts chemical energy to electrical energy.
Primary cells
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Electro
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is the ddecomposition of compound by the use of electricity
Electrolysis
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a part of a Galvanic cell in which either oxidation or reduction can happen
A half-cell
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are used to produce electricity
Chemical changes
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is an ionic compound which, conducts an electric current in the process
Electrolyte
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is the decomposition of compound by the use of electricity
Electrolysis
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is an ionic compound which, conducts an electric current in the process
Electrolyte
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is an alloy of iron containing chromium or nickel
Stainless steel
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Galvanization
is the process of covering iron or steel with a protective layer of zinc metal.
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is the process of covering iron or steel with a protective layer of zinc metal.
Galvanization
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