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What ions does water split into during electrolysis?

H+H^+ and OH−OH^-

Which electrode attracts positive ions during electrolysis?

Cathode

What forms at the cathode when a very reactive metal is in solution?

Hydrogen gas

What forms at the cathode when a metal less reactive than hydrogen is in solution?

The metal itself

Which tool helps predict what product forms at the cathode?

Reactivity series

Which electrode attracts negative ions during electrolysis?

Anode

What forms at the anode when no halide ions are present?

Oxygen gas

What forms at the anode when halide ions are present in solution?

The halogen element

Which ions react more easily at the anode?

Halide ions

What product forms at the cathode during electrolysis of sodium chloride solution?

Hydrogen gas

What forms at the cathode during electrolysis of copper chloride solution?

Copper metal

Where do hydrogen and oxygen come from during electrolysis of solutions?

Water

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