GCSE Chemistry Revision "Required Practical 3: Electrolysis"
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Summary
A tutorial on investigating electrolysis of aqueous solutions, specifically comparing the products formed when electrolyzing copper(II) chloride and sodium chloride solutions.
Highlights
Experiment Setup: Copper(II) Chloride00:00:08
Introduction to the required practical and setup for electrolysis of copper(II) chloride solution using inert graphite electrodes and a low-voltage power supply.
Results for Copper(II) Chloride00:01:30
Observations at the cathode (copper coating) and anode (chlorine gas production), verified by bleaching blue litmus paper.
Experiment Setup: Sodium Chloride00:02:34
Repeating the electrolysis process using sodium chloride solution instead of copper(II) chloride.
Results for Sodium Chloride00:02:51
Observations show chlorine gas at the anode and hydrogen gas at the cathode because sodium is more reactive than hydrogen.
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