Chemistry Electrolysis

When can Ionic Compounds conduct Electricity? (2)

• When it is Molton

• when it is Dissolved in water

• As a Gas

• At 30 seconds into the reaction

What is the name given to a positive electrode?

• Tathode

• Cathode

• Anode

• Pathode

What is the name given to the Negative electrode?

• Tathode

• Cathode

• Anode

• Pathode

True or False: Solid Ionic compounds cannot conduct electricity.

• True

• False

Why can Solid Ionic compounds NOT conduct electricity?

• Ions are free to move

• There are no ions in the Solid Ionic compound

• There are no electrons

• The ions are locked and arn't free to move

There is a ______ __________ force of attraction meaning the ions aren't free to move.

• strong / static

• weak / static

• strong / electrostatic

• weak / electrostatic

When an Ionic Compound is melted or dissolved in water the liquids or solution can conduct electricity. What is the name given to the liquids?

• Electrons

• Electrodes

• Electrolysis

• Electrolytes

What does 'molton' mean?

• Solid

• Gas

• Melted

• Ugly

The ______ is covered with _______.

• Cathode / Electrons

• Anode / Protons

• Cathode / Neutrons

• Anode / Neutrons

True of False : Positive ions are attracted to negative ions.

• True

• False