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The material must
are free to move.
go to the negative electrode.
in a liquid state.
form at the negative electrode.
form at the positive electrode.
go to the positive electrode.
So the ions
are free to move.
go to the negative electrode.
in a liquid state.
form at the negative electrode.
form at the positive electrode.
go to the positive electrode.
Positive ions
are free to move.
go to the negative electrode.
in a liquid state.
form at the negative electrode.
form at the positive electrode.
go to the positive electrode.
Negative ions
are free to move.
go to the negative electrode.
in a liquid state.
form at the negative electrode.
form at the positive electrode.
go to the positive electrode.
Metals and hydrogen
are free to move.
go to the negative electrode.
in a liquid state.
form at the negative electrode.
form at the positive electrode.
go to the positive electrode.
Non-metals
are free to move.
go to the negative electrode.
in a liquid state.
form at the negative electrode.
form at the positive electrode.
go to the positive electrode.
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GCSE Chemistry Revision Quiz Index
GCSE Electrolysis Notes
GCSE/IGCSE matching pairs science-CHEMISTRY Quiz Question on The Basics of Electrolysis
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