Answer:
(i) AgNO3 Ag+
+
At cathode: silver is deposited
Ag+ + e? Ag
At anode: The silver of the
electrode is oxidized to Ag+ ions which go into the solution or NO3
ions dissolve equivalent amount of silver of the electrode.
Ag Ag+
+ e?
Ag + NO3? AgNO3
+ e?
(ii) With platinum electrodes
(inert electrode)
AgNO3 Ag+
+
At cathode: The R.P. of Ag+/Ag
is greater than Ag+/Ag is greater than H+/so silver
ion gets reduced.
Ag+ + e? Ag
At anode: discharge
potential of OH? is < discharge potential of NO3?,
so the reaction taking place is
(iii)
At anode:
[ Discharge
potential of OH? < Discharge potential of
At cathode: 2H+ + 2e?
(iv)
At anode:
[ Discharge
potential of Cl? < Discharge potential of OH?]
At cathode: Cu2+ 2e?
Cu
[ Reduction
potential of Cu2+ > H+]
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