1
The electrolysis of a concentrated sodium chloride solution would produce
| sodium metal at the cathode | |
| sodium metal at the anode | |
| hydrogen gas at the cathode | |
| chlorine gas at the cathode |
2
A student fills one small vessel with 1.0 M Cu2+ and another with 0.10 M Zn2+. A piece of filter paper saturated with sodium sulfate is used for a salt bridge. A copper electrode is placed in the Cu2+ side and zinc electrode in the Zn2+ side. When the student measures the voltage, what should be the result?
| no reading because the electrodes were reversed | |
| higher than the calculated standard reduction potential difference | |
| a lower voltage since the Cu2+ is more concentrated than the Zn2+ | |
| no reading because the wrong chemicals were used in the salt bridge |
3
When a battery is "dead", the following explanation makes the most sense:
| the reaction rate is too slow | |
| there are no more electrons present | |
| reactants have all changed into products | |
| the equilibrium is beginning to go in reverse |
Ans 1 : hydrogen gas at the cathode
Electrolysis is a process in which the compound undergoes breakdown in the presence of electric current. So when a solution of concentrated sodium chloride undergoes electrolysis , it produces chlorine at anode , and sodium hydroxide and hydrogen is produced at cathode.
1 The electrolysis of a concentrated sodium chloride solution would produce sodium metal at the cathode...