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An electric current is used to decompose a substance.
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Concept tested: Electrolysis
We can answer the question by asking ourselves important questions
First; What is electrolysis?
- Electrolysis refers to the process through which molten or aqueous compound known as electrolytes are decomposed by passing electric current through them.
Second; What are electrolytes?
- Electrolytes are substances in either molten or aqueous form and are good conductors of electric current.
- Electrolytes are good conductors of electric current due to the presence of mobile ions.
Third: What happens during electrolysis?
- Electrolytes are therefore decomposed by passing electric current through them resulting to formation of new elements or molecules.
- For example, when molten sodium chloride is decomposed by passing electric current through it, sodium metal is released at the cathode while chlorine is released at the anode.
When humans burn fuel/cut down tress, they will increase the level of carbon dioxide within the atmosphere. Tress "inhale" the carbon dioxide within the atmosphere and without them, the excess will still linger. Carbon dioxide is a byproduct of burning fuel thus, it will increase the levels in the atmosphere.
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