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    Electrolysis is the break down of an ionic compound using electricity. First the ionic compound must be melted or dissolved in water, so the ions are free to move. The electrolyte is the substance being broken down and the ions are always free to move in electrolysis. The negatively charged ions are the anions and they are attracted to the anode. The positively charged ions are the cations and they are attracted to the cathode. The cathode and anode are dipped into the electrolyte where there must be a gap between them.
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Komentáře • 16

  • @adampwray
    @adampwray Před 2 lety +3

    The video is great - just some thoughts on the precise language. I would always say strong electrostatic forces hold ions in a an ionic compound together... I think it helps to keep the word bond for covalent as it has a 1:1 connotation. Its the same thing as strong electrostatic forces between metal ions and delocalised electrons and I don;t say the metal atoms are bonded by metal or metallic bonds.
    Also - I have started not using cation and anion at all, or cathode or anode... just positive electrode and positive ion and negative electrode ion. this is because I think you can get 99% of the marks without using the cation/anion words, and I find students get hung up on using / figuring out the words to use rather than the chemical principles.

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