SS2: Chemistry 3rd Term: Ionic Theory and Electrolysis | Week 9
SS2: Chemistry 3rd Term: Ionic Theory and Electrolysis | Week 9
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The quality of electricity required to discharge 1 mole of univalent ion is
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Consider the electrochemical cell notation: M(s)/M2+(aq)//H+(aq)/H2(g). The value of the electrode potential is positive when
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Which of the following metals is not extracted by electrolysis?
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Which of the following ions is discharged at the mercury cathode during the electrolysis of brine?
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Copper can best be purified by
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Which the following is not true about the cell notation of an electrochemical cell?
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 The EMF of a cell is
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Zinc displaces copper in an aqueous solution of copper (II) salt because
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Electrolysis is applied in all the following except
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What mass of copper would be formed when a current of 10.0 A is passed through a solution of CuSO4Â for 1 hour? [Cu = 63.5; 1F = 96500C]
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