________= the negative ion which is attracted to the anode.
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graphite anodes
The ________ need to constantly be changed because thier mass decreases due to its reaction with oxygen.
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Electrolysis
________= the breaking down of ionic compounds using electricity.
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steele container
A(n) ________ is lined with graphite which is attached to the- ve side of the battery making it the cathode, and three electrodes are connected to the +ve side of the battery making it the anode.
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Effervesence
________ occurs and green bubbles are visible around the anode.
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Cation
________= the positive ion which is attracted to the cathode.
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hydroxide
If it is dilute then the ________ is attracted to the anode and sodium chloride (NaCl) is left in the electrolyte.
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cryolite
The ________ is used to save time money and electricity.
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Hydrogen ion
________ which is positive and less reactive than the sodium is attracted to the negative cathode.
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aluminium
The ________ extracted can be used for aeroplane bodies, cans and food containers because it has low density, resists corrosion and is a good conductor.
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Graphite
________ and platinum are used because they are inert and good conductors.
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cathode
The ________ gains gold atoms whereas the anode loses gold atoms.
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sodium
The ________ extracted can be used in street lamps, salts and drugs whereas the chlorine can be used for bleaching and purification of water.
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oxygen gas
The ________ reacts with the graphite to produce carbon dioxide which diffuses into the air.