1. The positive terminal in electrolysis.1 2. The terminal in which oxidation occurs.3. The negative terminal in electrolysis.4. A rod oř plate where electricity enters or leaves an electrolyte duringelectrolysis.5. In the dissociation of NaCl into ions, at which terminal does chloride ionmove?6. In splitting of water molecules, which of the element are move to the positiveterminal?7. What charge/ion pulls from the anode?8. At which terminal does reduction occurs?9. Process of coating a metal with another metal by the use of electric current.10. What ion will move to cathode if the electrolyte NaOH dissociates?

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1. The positive terminal in electrolysis.
1 2. The terminal in which oxidation occurs.
3. The negative terminal in electrolysis.
4. A rod oř plate where electricity enters or leaves an electrolyte during
electrolysis.
5. In the dissociation of NaCl into ions, at which terminal does chloride ion
move?
6. In splitting of water molecules, which of the element are move to the positive
terminal?
7. What charge/ion pulls from the anode?
8. At which terminal does reduction occurs?
9. Process of coating a metal with another metal by the use of electric current.
10. What ion will move to cathode if the electrolyte NaOH dissociates?

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