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Cathode
Electrode at which reduction occurs

Anode
Electrode at which oxidation occurs

Electrode
A device for conducting electricity into the liquid
Cation
A positively charged ion
Anion
A negatively charged ion
Electrolyte
An ionic compound able to conduct an electric current

Reason solid ionic substance can't conduct electricity
Ions are in fixed positions

Reason molten/dissolved ionic substances can conduct electricity
Ions are free to move and carry charge

In electrolysis ions go to
Opposite charge electrode

Positive ions go to
Cathode

Negative ions go to
Anode

Discharged
Remove an electric charge by adding/removing electrons
Oxidation in terms of electrons
Loss of electrons
Reduction in terms of electrons
Gain of electrons
When a molten compound is electrolysed the metal forms
at the cathode
When a moletn compound is electrolysed the non metal forms
at the anode