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Electrochemistry
page 1
Core 1
Electrochemistry
page 2
Core 2
Electrochemistry
page 3
Alternative to Practical 1
Electrochemistry
page 4
Extension 1
Electrochemistry
page 5
Extension 2
Fig. 1
Electrochemistry
page 6
Extension 2
Fig. 2
Electrochemistry
page 7
Core 1
a(i)
anode
(ii)
cathode
b
conducts electricity
c
does not conduct electricity (to operator) / plastic is an insulator / so operator does not
get an electric shock
d(i)
NaCl
(ii)
substance dissolved in liquid / contains dissolved substance
(iii)
hydrochloric acid
sodium hydroxide / sodium carbonate / sodium bicarbonate
(iv)
add acid to the alkali until neutral / use titration
evaporate off water / boil off water / leave to crystallise
e
hydrogen / H2
Electrochemistry
page 1
Core 2
(i)
lead sulphate
(ii)
oxygen has been added to it
Electrochemistry
page 2
Alternative to Practical 1
-
a
B – Cl attracted
b
Na / cation / positive ion
c
sodium chlorine
d
bubbles / silvery metal / green yellow gas
+
Electrochemistry
page 3
Extension 1
i
reducing
2+
germanium or Ge
2+
or Ge
- 2e
3+
iron or Fe
3+
or Fe
ii
loses / donates electrons
4+
Ge
gains electrons
+ e
2+
Fe
sodium hydroxide or aqueous ammonia
iron (III) salt
brown precipitate
iron (II) salt
green precipitate
(other possible reagents include iodide, thiocyanate, hexacyanoferrates, bromine, zinc,
potassium manganate (VII)
Electrochemistry
page 4
Extension 2
a
three of these points
2-
Cu
+ 2e
Cu - 2e
Cu
2-
Cu
ions removed at cathode
ions formed at anode
b(i)
copper formed or iron dissolves
zinc not displaced or iron does not react with zinc ions
(i)
blue precipitate of copper hydroxide
white precipitate of zinc hydroxide
c(i)
produces electrical energy or voltage or current
from chemical energy or chemical reactions
or
two different electrodes
in electrolyte
(ii)
from magnesium to iron through external circuit
Electrochemistry
page 5