L luvotomy New Member Joined Apr 2, 2008 Messages 13 Gender Female HSC 2008 Jul 11, 2008 #1 so when the sodium chloride solution is concentrated, chlorine gas withh be produced at anode? what will happen at the cathode, does being concentrated affect the cathode?
so when the sodium chloride solution is concentrated, chlorine gas withh be produced at anode? what will happen at the cathode, does being concentrated affect the cathode?
minijumbuk ┗(^o^ )┓三 Joined Apr 23, 2007 Messages 652 Gender Male HSC 2008 Jul 11, 2008 #2 At the cathode, it will still be the reduction of water.
V vds700 Member Joined Nov 9, 2007 Messages 861 Location Sydney Gender Male HSC 2008 Jul 12, 2008 #3 luvotomy said: so when the sodium chloride solution is concentrated, chlorine gas withh be produced at anode? what will happen at the cathode, does being concentrated affect the cathode? Click to expand... yeah sodium ions are too stable to be reduced, so water will be at any concentration of NaCl Its is only when molten NaCl is electrolysed that sodium metal and Cl gas is produced
luvotomy said: so when the sodium chloride solution is concentrated, chlorine gas withh be produced at anode? what will happen at the cathode, does being concentrated affect the cathode? Click to expand... yeah sodium ions are too stable to be reduced, so water will be at any concentration of NaCl Its is only when molten NaCl is electrolysed that sodium metal and Cl gas is produced
Undermyskin Self-delusive Joined Dec 9, 2007 Messages 587 Gender Male HSC 2008 Jul 12, 2008 #4 minijumbuk said: At the cathode, it will still be the reduction of water. Click to expand... to produce H2 (g) For dilute NaCl solution, it's simply the electrolysis of water.
minijumbuk said: At the cathode, it will still be the reduction of water. Click to expand... to produce H2 (g) For dilute NaCl solution, it's simply the electrolysis of water.