Chapter 21: Q21.88P (page 976)
In the electrolysis of molten BaI2,
(a) What product forms at the negative electrode?
(b) What product forms at the positive electrode?
Short Answer
(a) gas
(b) barium metal
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Chapter 21: Q21.88P (page 976)
In the electrolysis of molten BaI2,
(a) What product forms at the negative electrode?
(b) What product forms at the positive electrode?
(a) gas
(b) barium metal
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