22 – Investigating with Inert Electrodes (LC 2027) (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Quizzes
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What is the key characteristic of inert electrodes?
What is the key characteristic of inert electrodes?
They remain chemically unchanged
Which material is commonly used as an inert electrode?
Which material is commonly used as an inert electrode?
Carbon
In water electrolysis, what is the volume ratio of hydrogen to oxygen produced?
In water electrolysis, what is the volume ratio of hydrogen to oxygen produced?
2:1
What test result confirms oxygen gas in water electrolysis?
What test result confirms oxygen gas in water electrolysis?
Relights a glowing splint
What happens when hydrogen gas is tested with a lighted splint?
What happens when hydrogen gas is tested with a lighted splint?
It ignites with a 'pop'
What product forms at the negative electrode in electrolysis?
What product forms at the negative electrode in electrolysis?
Brown solid copper
How is chlorine gas identified in copper(II) chloride electrolysis?
How is chlorine gas identified in copper(II) chloride electrolysis?
It bleaches moist blue litmus paper
What happens at the anode in electrolysis?
What happens at the anode in electrolysis?
What colour develops at the positive electrode in potassium iodide electrolysis?
What colour develops at the positive electrode in potassium iodide electrolysis?
Brown
Why does phenolphthalein turn pink at the cathode in potassium iodide electrolysis?
Why does phenolphthalein turn pink at the cathode in potassium iodide electrolysis?
ions produce alkaline conditions
In the CROA acronym, what does the cathode represent?
In the CROA acronym, what does the cathode represent?
Reduction
In electrolytic cells, which electrode is negative?
In electrolytic cells, which electrode is negative?
Cathode
