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Chemistry · Topic 38

Electrolysis and faraday's laws

Sub-topic 1 2026 · National Quarterfinal Free

Mass of metal deposited during electrolysis from current and time (faraday's laws)

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Sub-topic 2 2026 · National One-Eighth Premium

Faraday's law: mass deposited during electrolysis

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Sub-topic 3 2021 · National Preliminary Premium

Electrolytic versus galvanic cells (true/false)

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Sub-topic 4 2024 · National One-Eighth Premium

Electrode products in the electrolysis of brine (true/false)

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Sub-topic 5 2024 · Regional Championship Premium

Electrode processes and charge in galvanic and electrolytic cells (true/false)

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Sub-topic 6 2013 · National Preliminary Premium

Electrolytic cell: using current to drive a non-spontaneous reaction

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Sub-topic 7 2013 · National Semifinal Premium

Electrolytic and voltaic cells are both electrochemical cells (true/false)

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Sub-topic 8 2014 · National Quarterfinal Premium

Faradays of charge needed to discharge one mole of bromine from molten kbr (true/false)

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Sub-topic 9 2016 · National One-Eighth Premium

Carbon electrodes in molten alumina electrolysis: both can be carbon, but only the anode burns off (true/false)

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Sub-topic 10 2016 · National Preliminary Premium

Moles of hydrogen gas discharged at the cathode from a given charge (faraday's law)

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Sub-topic 11 2017 · National Quarterfinal Premium

Volume of oxygen at stp from the electrolysis of alumina, given the aluminium yield

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Sub-topic 12 2022 · National Preliminary Premium

Three major products of concentrated nacl(aq) electrolysis: chlorine gas, sodium hydroxide and hydrogen gas

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