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In reference below, for the electrolysis of molten calcium chloride with inert electrodes. The following observations are made when current is supplied: (i) Bubbles of pale green chlorine gas, Cl_2, are produced
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Quiz (Two Half Cells System with Inert Electrodes) 1. A simple chemical cell is shown below: (a) Write a half equation for the
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