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explain the process of electrorefinnig of copper

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A block of impure copper is taken as an anode or positive electrode. Copper sulfate which is acidified with sulphuric acid is used as a graphite-coated electrolyte along with pure copper tubes, as a cathode or negative electrode. In this phase of electrolysis copper sulfate divides into a positive ion of copper (Cu++) and a negative ion of sulfate (SO4—). The positive copper ion (Cu++) or cations travel towards the negative electrode made of pure copper where it absorbs the electrons from the cathode. Cu atom is deposited on the cathode’s graphite layer.

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