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Sciences - Co-ordinated (Double) 0654 · Electrolysis — Paper 1
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Sciences - Co-ordinated (Double) 0654 · Electrolysis — Paper 1
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19 Compound X is an important industrial raw material. Products obtained from the electrolysis of its concentrated aqueous solution include: • a gas that bleaches damp litmus paper, • a gas that ignites with a pop, • an alkali. What is compound X? A copper(II) sulphate B hydrochloric acid C sodium carbonate D sodium chloride
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Answer: D
19 The diagram shows apparatus used for electrolysis. + – Y Z X Which row shows the correct labelling for the apparatus? anode cathode electrolyte A X Y Z B X Z Y C Y X Z D Y Z X
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Answer: D
22 The diagram shows the electrolysis of acidified water. gas X acidified water + – battery Gas X ignites with a pop when tested with a lighted splint. What is gas X and at which electrode is it formed? X is electrode A hydrogen anode B hydrogen cathode C oxygen anode D oxygen cathode
1 marks
Answer: B
21 Molten lead(II) bromide is electrolysed as shown. An element is deposited on the negative electrode. d.c. source + – molten lead(II) bromide What is the name of the element and of the electrode? element electrode A bromine anode B bromine cathode C lead anode D lead cathode
1 marks
Answer: D
21 Electrolysis of sodium chloride is used to obtain chlorine. In what form is sodium chloride electrolysed and at which electrode is the chlorine obtained? form of electrode at which sodium chloride chlorine is obtained A in aqueous solution anode B in aqueous solution cathode C solid anode D solid cathode
1 marks
Answer: A
19 Aqueous sodium chloride is electrolysed on a large scale. Which three substances are manufactured in this way? A acid, chlorine and hydrogen B acid, chlorine and oxygen C alkali, chlorine and hydrogen D alkali, chlorine and oxygen
1 marks
Answer: C
27 The diagram shows a simple cell. voltmeter V zinc copper beaker salt solution Which change would increase the reading on the voltmeter? A adding more solution B replacing the zinc with magnesium C using a larger beaker D using a larger piece of zinc
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Answer: B
19 Which process can be used to produce sodium and chlorine from the compound sodium chloride? A cracking B distillation C electrolysis D filtration
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Answer: C
27 Circuits P, Q, R and S are set up as shown. P Q magnesium magnesium magnesium zinc electrolyte electrolyte R S zinc copper zinc copper electrolyte distilled water In which circuits does the lamp light? A P and Q only B Q and R only C R and S only D P, Q, R and S
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Answer: B
19 When concentrated salt solution is electrolysed, two gases X and Y are formed. X Y salt solution – + – + 6 V d.c. One of the gases explodes when tested with a burning splint and the other turns moist Universal Indicator paper red then white. What are X and Y? X Y A chlorine hydrogen B hydrogen chlorine C hydrogen oxygen D oxygen chlorine
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Answer: B
25 The diagram shows an experiment using a lemon. metal X Which statements are correct? copper lemon 0 0O DW > lemon juice is an electrolyte ~~ KOM X could be copper Kk 4 4 X could be zinc a a SN
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Answer: C
18 The diagram shows an experiment using a lemon. metal X Which statements are correct? copper lemon 0 0O DW > lemon juice is an electrolyte ~~ KOM X could be copper Kk 4 4 X could be zinc a a SN
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Answer: C
21 When concentrated salt solution is electrolysed, two gases X and Y are formed. X Y salt solution – + – + 6 V d.c. One of the gases explodes when tested with a burning splint and the other turns moist Universal Indicator paper red then white. What are X and Y? X Y A chlorine hydrogen B hydrogen chlorine C hydrogen oxygen D oxygen chlorine
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Answer: B
20 Sodium chloride solution is electrolysed and a gas is collected at each electrode. One gas decolourises moist litmus paper, the other gas burns with a pop. gas which decolourises gas which burns litmus paper with a pop platinum sodium chloride electrodes solution +ve –ve Which statement is correct? A Chlorine gas is collected at the anode. B Hydrogen gas is collected at the anode. C Oxygen gas is collected at the cathode. D The cathode is the positive electrode.
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Answer: A
19 Sodium chloride solution is electrolysed and a gas is collected at each electrode. One gas decolourises moist litmus paper, the other gas burns with a pop. gas which decolourises gas which burns litmus paper with a pop platinum sodium chloride electrodes solution +ve –ve Which statement is correct? A Chlorine gas is collected at the anode. B Hydrogen gas is collected at the anode. C Oxygen gas is collected at the cathode. D The cathode is the positive electrode.
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Answer: A
17 Sodium chloride solution is electrolysed and a gas is collected at each electrode. One gas decolourises moist litmus paper, the other gas burns with a pop. gas which decolourises gas which burns litmus paper with a pop platinum sodium chloride electrodes solution +ve –ve Which statement is correct? A Chlorine gas is collected at the anode. B Hydrogen gas is collected at the anode. C Oxygen gas is collected at the cathode. D The cathode is the positive electrode.
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Answer: A
20 Electrolysis of sodium chloride is used to obtain chlorine. In what form is sodium chloride electrolysed and at which electrode is the chlorine obtained? form of electrode at which sodium chloride chlorine is obtained A in aqueous solution anode B in aqueous solution cathode C solid anode D solid cathode
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Answer: A
19 Electrolysis of sodium chloride is used to obtain chlorine. In what form is sodium chloride electrolysed and at which electrode is the chlorine obtained? form of electrode at which sodium chloride chlorine is obtained A in aqueous solution anode B in aqueous solution cathode C solid anode D solid cathode
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Answer: A
19 Electrolysis of sodium chloride is used to obtain chlorine. In what form is sodium chloride electrolysed and at which electrode is the chlorine obtained? form of electrode at which sodium chloride chlorine is obtained A in aqueous solution anode B in aqueous solution cathode C solid anode D solid cathode
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Answer: A
20 An experiment is set up to test the effect of electricity on solution Y. + – X W Y What are the names of W, X and Y? W X Y A anode cathode electrode B anode cathode electrolyte C cathode anode electrode D cathode anode electrolyte
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Answer: D
19 An experiment is set up to test the effect of electricity on solution Y. + – X W Y What are the names of W, X and Y? W X Y A anode cathode electrode B anode cathode electrolyte C cathode anode electrode D cathode anode electrolyte
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Answer: D
19 An experiment is set up to test the effect of electricity on solution Y. + – X W Y What are the names of W, X and Y? W X Y A anode cathode electrode B anode cathode electrolyte C cathode anode electrode D cathode anode electrolyte
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Answer: D
22 Sodium chloride solution is electrolysed and a gas is collected at each electrode. One gas decolourises moist litmus paper, the other gas burns with a pop. gas which decolourises gas which burns litmus paper with a pop platinum sodium chloride electrodes solution +ve –ve Which statement is correct? A Chlorine gas is collected at the anode. B Hydrogen gas is collected at the anode. C Oxygen gas is collected at the cathode. D Sodium is formed at the cathode.
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Answer: A
21 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a compound. d.c. power source switch +ve –ve P Q concentrated potassium halide solution When the switch is closed, the solution near electrode P turns brown because a halogen is formed. The positive electrode P is called the ……1……, and the halogen is ……2…… . 1 2 A anode bromine B anode chlorine C cathode bromine D cathode chlorine
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Answer: A
22 Sodium chloride solution is electrolysed and a gas is collected at each electrode. One gas decolourises moist litmus paper, the other gas burns with a pop. gas which decolourises gas which burns litmus paper with a pop platinum sodium chloride electrodes solution +ve –ve Which statement is correct? A Chlorine gas is collected at the anode. B Hydrogen gas is collected at the anode. C Oxygen gas is collected at the cathode. D Sodium is formed at the cathode.
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Answer: A
21 Sodium chloride solution is electrolysed and a gas is collected at each electrode. One gas decolourises moist litmus paper, the other gas burns with a pop. gas which decolourises gas which burns litmus paper with a pop platinum sodium chloride electrodes solution +ve –ve Which statement is correct? A Chlorine gas is collected at the anode. B Hydrogen gas is collected at the anode. C Oxygen gas is collected at the cathode. D Sodium is formed at the cathode.
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Answer: A
16 The experiment shown is used to investigate the properties of solid X. lamp solid X heat At first, the lamp does not light. On heating, solid X melts and the lamp lights. What type of substance is X? A a compound of a metal and a non-metal B a compound of two non-metals C a metallic element D a non-metallic element
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Answer: A
18 The diagram shows the circuit for electrolysing concentrated aqueous copper(II) bromide. Copper(II) bromide is similar to copper(II) chloride. power supply inert inert electrode electrode concentrated aqueous copper(II) bromide Which row describes the products at each electrode? cathode anode A bromine copper B copper bromine C copper oxygen D hydrogen bromine
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Answer: B
17 The diagram shows the circuit for electrolysing concentrated aqueous copper(II) bromide. Copper(II) bromide is similar to copper(II) chloride. power supply inert inert electrode electrode concentrated aqueous copper(II) bromide Which row describes the products at each electrode? cathode anode A bromine copper B copper bromine C copper oxygen D hydrogen bromine
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Answer: B
15 Which of the substances can conduct electricity? solid molten solid molten copper copper sodium chloride sodium chloride A ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ key B ✓ ✓ ✗ ✓ ✓= conduct C ✗ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗= does not conduct D ✗ ✓ ✗ ✓
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Answer: B
17 When dilute sulfuric acid is electrolysed each electrode gives off a different gas. + _ positive negative electrode electrode dilute sulfuric acid Which test identifies the gas given off at the positive electrode? A Damp red litmus is bleached. B Damp red litmus turns blue. C A glowing splint relights. D A lighted splint burns with a squeaky pop.
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Answer: C
17 Dilute sulfuric acid is electrolysed using the apparatus shown. gases formed dilute sulfuric acid carbon carbon anode cathode Which product forms at the cathode? A hydrogen B oxygen C sulfur dioxide D water
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Answer: A
16 When dilute sulfuric acid is electrolysed each electrode gives off a different gas. + _ positive negative electrode electrode dilute sulfuric acid Which test identifies the gas given off at the positive electrode? A Damp red litmus is bleached. B Damp red litmus turns blue. C A glowing splint relights. D A lighted splint burns with a squeaky pop.
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Answer: C
15 Which process can be used to produce sodium and chlorine from the compound sodium chloride? A cracking B distillation C electrolysis D filtration
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Answer: C
15 Which process can be used to produce sodium and chlorine from the compound sodium chloride? A cracking B distillation C electrolysis D filtration
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Answer: C
15 Which process can be used to produce sodium and chlorine from the compound sodium chloride? A cracking B distillation C electrolysis D filtration
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Answer: C
16 What are the products of the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid using inert electrodes? A hydrogen and oxygen B hydrogen and sulfur dioxide C oxygen and sulfur D oxygen and sulfur dioxide
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Answer: A
16 When dilute sulfuric acid is electrolysed using inert electrodes two gases are produced. Which two gases are formed? A hydrogen and hydrogen sulfide B hydrogen and oxygen C hydrogen and sulfur dioxide D oxygen and sulfur dioxide
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Answer: B
16 The diagram shows an electroplating experiment. + _ silver copper anode cathode silver nitrate solution Which row shows the change in mass of each electrode? anode cathode A decrease decrease B decrease increase C increase decrease D increase increase
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Answer: B
19 The diagram shows the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid. dilute sulfuric acid – + 6 V d.c. Which substance is produced at the negative electrode? A hydrogen B oxygen C sulfur dioxide D water
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Answer: A
19 The diagram shows the electrolysis of lead(II) bromide using inert electrodes. coloured fumes electrode X electrode Y grey solid electrolyte Which statement about this experiment is correct? A Electrode X is positively charged. B The coloured fumes are produced at the negative electrode. C The electrolyte is lead(II) bromide. D The grey solid is lead(II) bromide.
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Answer: C
18 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a dilute solution of copper(II) chloride using inert electrodes. + – dilute copper(II) chloride solution Which row shows the products formed at each electrode and describes the bonding in copper(II) chloride? type of anode cathode bonding A chlorine copper ionic B chlorine hydrogen covalent C oxygen copper ionic D oxygen hydrogen covalent
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Answer: A
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a compound. switch + – P Q electrolyte When the switch is closed, the solution around electrode P turns orange because a halogen is formed. The positive electrode P is called the ……1……, and the halogen is ……2…… . Which words complete gaps 1 and 2? 1 2 A anode bromine B anode chlorine C cathode bromine D cathode chlorine
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Answer: A
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a compound. switch + – P Q electrolyte When the switch is closed, the solution around electrode P turns orange because a halogen is formed. The positive electrode P is called the ……1……, and the halogen is ……2…… . Which words complete gaps 1 and 2? 1 2 A anode bromine B anode chlorine C cathode bromine D cathode chlorine
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Answer: A
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a compound. switch + – P Q electrolyte When the switch is closed, the solution around electrode P turns orange because a halogen is formed. The positive electrode P is called the ……1……, and the halogen is ……2…… . Which words complete gaps 1 and 2? 1 2 A anode bromine B anode chlorine C cathode bromine D cathode chlorine
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Answer: A
17 Apparatus used to electrolyse aqueous copper chloride is shown. positive electrode negative electrode gas X aqueous copper chloride The negative electrode is called the … 1 … . Gas X turns damp red litmus paper ««2«« . Which words complete gaps 1 and 2? 1 2 A anode blue B anode white C cathode blue D cathode white
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Answer: D
17 Which row describes the observations at the inert electrodes during the electrolysis of aqueous copper chloride? at the positive electrode at the negative electrode A a colourless gas a pink solid appears is given off B a pale green gas a pink solid appears is given off C a pink solid appears a colourless gas is given off D a pink solid appears a pale green gas is given off
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Answer: B
19 Which products are formed when dilute sulfuric acid is electrolysed using inert electrodes? A hydrogen and oxygen B hydrogen and sulfur C hydrogen and sulfur dioxide D oxygen and sulfur dioxide
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Answer: A
16 Molten lead(II) bromide is electrolysed. Which row describes one lead ion, Pb2+, and the electrode at which lead is produced? type of ion electrode A anion anode B anion cathode C cation anode D cation cathode
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Answer: D
17 The electrolysis of concentrated aqueous copper bromide is shown. Copper bromide is similar to copper chloride. + – anode cathode concentrated aqueous copper bromide Which row describes the products at each electrode? cathode anode A bromine copper B copper bromine C copper oxygen D hydrogen bromine
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Answer: B
16 The apparatus used for the electrolysis of copper chloride is shown. + – … 1 … … 2 … … 3 … copper chloride Which words complete labels 1, 2 and 3? 1 2 3 A anode cathode aqueous B anode cathode solid C cathode anode aqueous D cathode anode solid
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Answer: A
18 Electrolysis of two solutions, aqueous copper chloride and dilute sulfuric acid, is carried out using the apparatus shown. Which electrode produces a colourless gas that ‘pops’ with a lighted splint? + – + – electrode A electrode B electrode C electrode D aqueous dilute copper sulfuric chloride acid
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Answer: D
18 The electrolysis of aqueous copper chloride is shown. Inert electrodes are used. bulb anode cathode aqueous copper chloride What is produced at the cathode? A chlorine B copper C hydrogen D oxygen
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Answer: B
18 Aqueous copper chloride is electrolysed using inert electrodes. What is produced at the cathode? A chlorine B copper C hydrogen D oxygen
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Answer: B
17 Which statement describes what happens during electrolysis? A Covalent compounds produce more complex substances. B Covalent compounds produce simpler substances. C Ionic compounds produce more complex substances. D Ionic compounds produce simpler substances.
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Answer: D
18 Which diagram shows equipment used to electroplate nickel with copper? A B power supply power supply + – + – nickel copper nickel copper molten aqueous copper chloride copper chloride C D power supply power supply + – + – copper nickel copper nickel molten aqueous copper chloride copper chloride
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Answer: D
17 Which substance does not undergo electrolysis? A aqueous copper chloride B copper wire C dilute sulfuric acid D molten lead(II) bromide
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Answer: B
16 What is the electrolyte that is used when a nickel spoon is electroplated with copper? A copper B copper sulfate solution C nickel sulfate solution D nickel
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Answer: B
17 The electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is shown. inert inert positive negative electrode electrode sodium chloride electrolyte Which statement describes the product at the cathode? A It is a colourless gas that pops with a lighted splint. B It is a colourless gas that relights a glowing splint. C It is a grey solid. D It is a pale green gas that bleaches litmus paper.
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Answer: A
17 The electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is shown. inert inert positive negative electrode electrode sodium chloride electrolyte Which statement describes the product at the cathode? A It is a colourless gas that pops with a lighted splint. B It is a colourless gas that relights a glowing splint. C It is a grey solid. D It is a pale green gas that bleaches litmus paper.
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Answer: A
18 Concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is electrolysed using inert electrodes. Which row identifies the product at each electrode? product at anode product at cathode A chlorine sodium B hydrogen chlorine C sodium chlorine D chlorine hydrogen
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Answer: D
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of lead(II) bromide using inert electrodes. coloured fumes electrode X electrode Y grey solid electrolyte Which statement about this experiment is correct? A Electrode X is positively charged. B The coloured fumes are produced at the negative electrode. C The electrolyte is lead(II) bromide. D The grey solid is lead(II) bromide.
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Answer: C
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of lead(II) bromide using inert electrodes. coloured fumes electrode X electrode Y grey solid electrolyte Which statement about this experiment is correct? A Electrode X is positively charged. B The coloured fumes are produced at the negative electrode. C The electrolyte is lead(II) bromide. D The grey solid is lead(II) bromide.
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Answer: C
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of lead(II) bromide using inert electrodes. coloured fumes electrode X electrode Y grey solid electrolyte Which statement about this experiment is correct? A Electrode X is positively charged. B The coloured fumes are produced at the negative electrode. C The electrolyte is lead(II) bromide. D The grey solid is lead(II) bromide.
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Answer: C
17 The diagram shows an electroplating experiment. + _ copper copper anode cathode aqueous copper nitrate Which row shows the change in mass of each electrode? anode cathode A decrease decrease B decrease increase C increase decrease D increase increase
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Answer: B
17 The diagram shows an electroplating experiment. + _ copper copper anode cathode aqueous copper nitrate Which row shows the change in mass of each electrode? anode cathode A decrease decrease B decrease increase C increase decrease D increase increase
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Answer: B
17 The diagram shows an electroplating experiment. + _ copper copper anode cathode aqueous copper nitrate Which row shows the change in mass of each electrode? anode cathode A decrease decrease B decrease increase C increase decrease D increase increase
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Answer: B
16 An experiment is set up to test the effect of electricity on solution R. + – Q P solution R What are the names of P, Q and R? P Q R A anode cathode electrode B anode cathode electrolyte C cathode anode electrode D cathode anode electrolyte
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Answer: D
17 Apparatus used for electrolysis is shown. Which label identifies the electrolyte? A + – B C D
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Answer: D
22 Bauxite is the main ore of aluminium. Which method is used to extract pure aluminium from bauxite? A fractional distillation B electrolysis C neutralisation D thermal decomposition
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Answer: B
22 Bauxite is the main ore of aluminium. Which method is used to extract pure aluminium from bauxite? A fractional distillation B electrolysis C neutralisation D thermal decomposition
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Answer: B
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a compound. switch + – P Q electrolyte When the switch is closed, the solution around electrode P turns orange because a halogen is formed. The positive electrode P is called the ……1……, and the halogen is ……2…… . Which words complete gaps 1 and 2? 1 2 A anode bromine B anode chlorine C cathode bromine D cathode chlorine
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Answer: A
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a compound. switch + – P Q electrolyte When the switch is closed, the solution around electrode P turns orange because a halogen is formed. The positive electrode P is called the ……1……, and the halogen is ……2…… . Which words complete gaps 1 and 2? 1 2 A anode bromine B anode chlorine C cathode bromine D cathode chlorine
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Answer: A
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of a compound. switch + – P Q electrolyte When the switch is closed, the solution around electrode P turns orange because a halogen is formed. The positive electrode P is called the ……1……, and the halogen is ……2…… . Which words complete gaps 1 and 2? 1 2 A anode bromine B anode chlorine C cathode bromine D cathode chlorine
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Answer: A
16 The diagram shows the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid. gas G dilute sulfuric acid inert electrode inert electrode + – power supply Gas G ignites with a ‘pop’ when it is tested with a lighted splint. What is gas G and at which electrode is it formed? gas G electrode A hydrogen anode B hydrogen cathode C oxygen anode D oxygen cathode
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Answer: B
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid using inert electrodes. + – dilute sulfuric acid Which row shows the products formed at each electrode and describes the bonding in sulfuric acid? type of anode cathode bonding A oxygen hydrogen ionic B oxygen hydrogen covalent C hydrogen oxygen ionic D hydrogen oxygen covalent
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Answer: A
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid using inert electrodes. + – dilute sulfuric acid Which row shows the products formed at each electrode and describes the bonding in sulfuric acid? type of anode cathode bonding A oxygen hydrogen ionic B oxygen hydrogen covalent C hydrogen oxygen ionic D hydrogen oxygen covalent
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Answer: A
17 The diagram shows the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid using inert electrodes. + – dilute sulfuric acid Which row shows the products formed at each electrode and describes the bonding in sulfuric acid? type of anode cathode bonding A oxygen hydrogen ionic B oxygen hydrogen covalent C hydrogen oxygen ionic D hydrogen oxygen covalent
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Answer: A
17 Which process is used to produce sodium and chlorine from the compound sodium chloride? A chromatography B cracking C distillation D electrolysis
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Answer: D
17 Which process is used to produce sodium and chlorine from the compound sodium chloride? A chromatography B cracking C distillation D electrolysis
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Answer: D
17 Which process is used to produce sodium and chlorine from the compound sodium chloride? A chromatography B cracking C distillation D electrolysis
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Answer: D
17 Dilute sulfuric acid is electrolysed using the apparatus shown. gases formed dilute sulfuric acid carbon carbon anode cathode Which product forms at the cathode? A hydrogen B oxygen C sulfur dioxide D water vapour
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Answer: A
18 Which diagram shows equipment used to electroplate nickel with copper? A B power supply power supply + – + – nickel copper nickel copper molten aqueous copper chloride copper chloride C D power supply power supply + – + – copper nickel copper nickel molten aqueous copper chloride copper chloride
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Answer: D
18 Molten lead(II) bromide is electrolysed using inert electrodes as shown. power supply + – molten lead(II) bromide An element is produced at the negative electrode. What is the name of the element and of the negative electrode? negative element electrode A bromine anode B bromine cathode C lead anode D lead cathode
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Answer: D
18 Molten lead(II) bromide is electrolysed using inert electrodes as shown. power supply + – molten lead(II) bromide An element is produced at the negative electrode. What is the name of the element and of the negative electrode? negative element electrode A bromine anode B bromine cathode C lead anode D lead cathode
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Answer: D
18 The diagram shows the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid using inert electrodes. dilute sulfuric acid – + 6 V d.c. Which substance is produced by electrolysis at the negative electrode? A hydrogen B oxygen C sulfur dioxide D water vapour
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Answer: A
17 Which substance does not undergo electrolysis? A aqueous copper chloride B copper wire C dilute sulfuric acid D molten lead(II) bromide
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Answer: B
18 The apparatus used for the electrolysis of copper chloride is shown. + – … 1 … … 2 … … 3 … copper chloride Which words complete labels 1, 2 and 3? 1 2 3 A anode cathode aqueous B anode cathode solid C cathode anode aqueous D cathode anode solid
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Answer: A
18 Concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is electrolysed using inert electrodes. Which row describes observations of the tests on the gases collected at the electrodes? anode gas cathode gas A turns damp red litmus paper blue ‘pops’ with a lighted splint B turns damp red litmus paper blue relights a glowing splint C turns damp red litmus paper white ‘pops’ with a lighted splint D turns damp red litmus paper white relights a glowing splint
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Answer: C
18 When concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is electrolysed using inert electrodes, the remaining solution turns red litmus paper to blue. Which substance causes this colour change? A chlorine B hydrogen C hydrochloric acid D sodium hydroxide
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Answer: D
18 Which elements are formed at the electrodes during the electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium chloride? anode cathode A chlorine sodium B chlorine hydrogen C hydrogen chlorine D sodium chlorine
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Answer: B
17 What are the products of the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid using inert electrodes? A hydrogen and sulfur dioxide B oxygen and hydrogen C oxygen and sulfur D oxygen and sulfur dioxide
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Answer: B
17 What are the products of the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid using inert electrodes? A hydrogen and sulfur dioxide B oxygen and hydrogen C oxygen and sulfur D oxygen and sulfur dioxide
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Answer: B
19 Concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is electrolysed using inert electrodes. Which row shows the products at the electrodes? anode cathode A chlorine chlorine B chlorine hydrogen C sodium chlorine D sodium hydrogen
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Answer: B
19 Molten lead(II) bromide is electrolysed using inert electrodes. Which row describes the products of this electrolysis? a red-brown gas a grey metal lead and bromine forms at the forms at the are the only negative positive electrode products electrode A yes no no B yes yes yes C no no yes D no yes no
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Answer: C
16 The apparatus used in the electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is shown. 1 + – 3 2 4 Which row identifies the electrolyte and the cathode? electrolyte cathode A 1 2 B 1 3 C 4 2 D 4 3
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Answer: C
16 The apparatus used in the electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is shown. 1 + – 3 2 4 Which row identifies the electrolyte and the cathode? electrolyte cathode A 1 2 B 1 3 C 4 2 D 4 3
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Answer: C
19 The electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium chloride is shown. inert inert positive negative electrode electrode concentrated aqueous sodium chloride Which statement describes the product at the cathode? A It is a colourless gas that pops with a lighted splint. B It is a colourless gas that relights a glowing splint. C It is a grey-black solid. D It is a pale yellow-green gas that bleaches litmus paper.
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Answer: A
17 The apparatus for the electrolysis of solution R is shown. + – Q P solution R What are the names of P, Q and R? P Q R A anode cathode electrode B anode cathode electrolyte C cathode anode electrode D cathode anode electrolyte
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Answer: D
17 The apparatus for the electrolysis of solution R is shown. + – Q P solution R What are the names of P, Q and R? P Q R A anode cathode electrode B anode cathode electrolyte C cathode anode electrode D cathode anode electrolyte
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Answer: D