Question

The decomposition produced by passing current through a conducting liquid is called:
A. dialysis
B. hydrolysis
C. electrolysis
D. electroplating

Answer 1

Answer:

electrolysis

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Answer 2

The decomposition produced by passing current through a conducting liquid is called C. electrolysis .

Explanation:

• It is a chemical process which uses direct current dissolve metals.
• This process is major used to separate metals from their ores.
• The voltage required to separate the metal is termed as decomposition potential.
• In this process electrode (cathode and anode) is used and the soluble salt of the metal is electrolyte.
• When electric current is passed to through electrode, it form metal ions.
• The reaction occurring in electrolysis is called as electrochemical process.