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Electrolysis

An electric current is passed through an electrolyte. The ions move towards electrodes where they react.


Positive ions move to cathode and gain electrons


Negation ions move to anode and lose electrons

Electrolysis of aqueous solutions

Cathode- if the metal is higher than hydrogen on reactivity series, hydrogen gas is produced


Anode- OH- and halides


If halides are present they are formed

Electrodes made from carbon

Needs replacing regularly as oxygen will react to make carbon dioxide