Using Electrochlorination to Clean Water Aqueous hypochlorite ions are added to drinking water and swimming pools to make the water safe for people to use. Electrochlorination uses an electrolytic cell like the one below to make hypochlorite ions from chloride ions in the water. Hydrogen gas is a byproduct. Power source Cla) +2 OH ag) → OCI@9) + H2O@ + 2 e- 2H*(mp + 2 e → Hze Which statements below are correct for the electrochlorination cell above? 1 The net reaction is spontaneous. 2 The net reaction is non-spontaneous. 3 Hypochlorite ions form at the anode. 4 Hypochlorite ions form at the cathode. 5 Hydrogen forms at the electrode connected to the negative side of the power source 6 Hydrogen forms at the electrode connected to the positive side of the power source. 7 The cell produces electrical energy. 8 The cell uses electrical energy. (Record all four digits in ascending order (from lowest to highest). Do NOT include any spaces, commas, etc.)

Using Electrochlorination to Clean Water Aqueous hypochlorite ions are added to drinking water and swimming pools to make the water safe for people to use. Electrochlorination uses an electrolytic cell like the one below to make hypochlorite ions from chloride ions in the water. Hydrogen gas is a byproduct. Power source Cla) +2 OH ag) → OCI@9) + H2O@ + 2 e- 2H*(mp + 2 e → Hze Which statements below are correct for the electrochlorination cell above? 1 The net reaction is spontaneous. 2 The net reaction is non-spontaneous. 3 Hypochlorite ions form at the anode. 4 Hypochlorite ions form at the cathode. 5 Hydrogen forms at the electrode connected to the negative side of the power source 6 Hydrogen forms at the electrode connected to the positive side of the power source. 7 The cell produces electrical energy. 8 The cell uses electrical energy. (Record all four digits in ascending order (from lowest to highest). Do NOT include any spaces, commas, etc.)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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