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Electrochemistry

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What you'll learn

Electrolysis and its uses.

Key ideas

  • Electrolysis breaks compounds using electricity.
  • Cations → cathode, anions → anode; extracting reactive metals.

Exam tips

  • State where each ion moves.
  • Link reactivity to extraction by electrolysis.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing anode and cathode.
  • Saying solid ionic compounds conduct.
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