For the electrolysis of dilute copper (ll) chloride solution, using platinum electrodes; a.) Sketch and...

For the electrolysis of dilute copper (ll) chloride solution, using platinum electrodes;
a.) Sketch and label the electrolytic cell and indicate the direction of current flow.
b.) Write balance half equation of reaction at each electrode.
c.) Name the product obtained at each electrode and state the by-product of this electrolysis.
d.) Explain why a carbon (graphite) anode is not suitable for this electrolysis?
e.) What is the nature of the final solution?
f.)State two(2) observable changes that takes place in the electrolysis
g.)If a concentrated solution of copper (ll) chloride has been used instead of dilute solution, what gas/products would be evolved at the anode?

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Asked by Abdulrahman Yunusa on 13th March, 2021