Question

Difference between electrolytic dissociation and thermal dissociation

Answer 1

Electrolytic dissociation is the formation of ions of a compound and thus formation of new products at the electrodes in its (the compound's) molten or aqueous state due to passing of low voltage DC current through it for a long time.

Thermal dissociation is the breakdown of a compound by thermal heating.

Answer 2

ELECTROLYTIC DISSOCIATION:
                                                     The process due to which an ionic compound dissociates into ions in the fused state or in aqueous solution is called electrolytic dissociation.
                                                     It is a reversible process.
                                                     Dissociates into charged particles,i.e;ions.
                                                     Electrodes help to attract oppositely charged ions.

THERMAL DISSOCIATION:
                                            The decomposition of a compound into its element by heat is called thermal dissociation.
                                            It is not a reversible process.
                                            Ions are not found.
                                            Electrodes are not present.



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