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Electrolysis can be used for the following purposes:Electroplating a baser metal with a more attractive metal. e.g. electroplating brass with goldRefining of impure metals. e.g. to remove impurities from copperElectrometallurgy - to extract metals from their compounds
by electrolysis(molten or aqueous they are the same in results)
Aluminium, this is the correct answer if you are completing the AQA Science homework sheet. If not, titanium is also a low density metal and is extracted by electrolysis.
It is electrolysis becouse its a chemical reaction in which an electrical current is used to decompose a compound
reduction reaction.
by using electrolysis
it is to extract the metal by electrolysis
Electrolysis can be used for the following purposes:Electroplating a baser metal with a more attractive metal. e.g. electroplating brass with goldRefining of impure metals. e.g. to remove impurities from copperElectrometallurgy - to extract metals from their compounds
Electrolysis
It takes a lot of electric power to refine metals by electrolysis. Such metals therefore are a kind of stored energy. If they are not recycled, that energy is lost.
Potassium is difficult to extract from its ore even through electrolysis, because it is very reactive
we extract it from fossil fuelsHydrogen is obtained by the electrolysis of water.
The main extraction method for sodium is electrolysis. This extraction method was not discovered until 1807.
Electrolysis is used to separate sodium metal from table salt. It is easier to harvest hydrogen from fossil fuels, than it is to separate hydrogen from oxygen using electroysis of water.
to separate metal from ore for the purpose of electroplating separation of useful metals using electochemistry
The final stage of metal refining is typically electrolysis.
Aluminium is extracted using electrolysis only! Electrolysis is the process where ionic substances are broken down into simpler substances using electricity