Electrolysis and writing half equations - simple explanation - GCSE chemistry

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4OH- gives us O two+two water+four electrons

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Why does OH- oxidized to O2 and H2O

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How t lo tell where to out e? On the right side or the left side?

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[@ChemJungle]

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[@mysmallpetshop8481]

It says in the title 'predicting products of electrolysis' but you just go straight onto half equations?

[@ChemJungle]

It focuses on how to predict the products if you already know the ions that are attracted to the anode/cathode. If you want to know how to find out which ions go where then check out one of the previous videos :) Sorry! This is the downside of making shorter videos!!!

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I don't understand why Cations get reduced at cathode. Don't they already have extra electrons they wanna get rid of? Why are they gaining more? My Chem igcse exam is tmr😭 Really would appreciate it if someone explain

[@idkmy_name7705]

I'll just memorize RedCat, AnOx sdjfe. Hope I pass

[@ChemJungle]

Cations are positively charged so that means they don’t have enough electrons. They normally just gain enough electrons to go back to their atomic state

[@idkmy_name7705]

​@@ChemJungle omg I get it now! I'll break it down here so I can come back.
Na+
P 11
E 10
At cathode, they gain electron again to go back to Na state. E 11.
I got confused with electronic configuration.
Thank you so much for your reply, your channel is awesome!!

[@ChemJungle]

@@idkmy_name7705 Yep this is it! Great job :)

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[@ChemJungle]

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[@Izuurui]

I dont understand oh-> h2o+o2 why did u add 4 won't that make it 4H on left side and still H2 on right side

[@ChemJungle]

It's also 2H2O on the right hand side, so there's 4 hydrogen atoms on each side of the equation making it balanced :)

[@dazzle8351]

for the ag one could it just be e- (not trying to be rude my tuition said i should do it like that)

[@ChemJungle]

Yep for sure! I was just trying to make it extra clear for the video :) In research papers you'll definitely see it written just as e- rather than 1e-

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Why does 4OH make 2H"2"O?

[@talhahossain_]

Because 4 oxygen atoms and 4 hydrogen atoms on the left side is equal to the right side , Vise versa
As on the right side there is already an Oxygen atom of O2 so adding another 2 in front of H2O makes it 4 on the right, same for hydrogen as it got multiplied by ( 2 × 2 =4 )
So 4:4 on both sides

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[@davidschultz3922]

Not helpful.We already know that but how do we write OVERALL EQUATION by equations gained at cathode and anode :/

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Just add the both equations and cancel the electrons

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