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Electrolysis of a solution of Cu2+, Pb2+ & H2SO4
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Rakkoonn
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Electrolysis of a solution of Cu2+, Pb2+ & H2SO4
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May 17, 2007, 12:16:32 PM »
What reactions & on which electrodes take place in that solution? I think that metal Cu & Pb will appear on the anode:
Pb2+ = Pb + 2e-
Cu2+ = Cu + 2e-
is that right? And what about the acid?
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Re: Electrolysis of a solution of Cu2+, Pb2+ & H2SO4
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Look up side reactions that may occur even before any electrolysis occurs.
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