Eric Nicholas K's answer to mint's Secondary 4 Biology Singapore question.
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For question 5 the question is VERY subjective.
'Concentrated' can mean very very concentrated or just concentrated.
My personal answer is NONE of the options; I am expecting zinc to be at the cathode and chlorine to be at the anode since I assume that the concentration of the H+ and the OH- is way too small. Again, this depends on how concentrated the solution is.
Ironically, I saw this question elsewhere and their given answer is also none of the four options provided here.
'Concentrated' can mean very very concentrated or just concentrated.
My personal answer is NONE of the options; I am expecting zinc to be at the cathode and chlorine to be at the anode since I assume that the concentration of the H+ and the OH- is way too small. Again, this depends on how concentrated the solution is.
Ironically, I saw this question elsewhere and their given answer is also none of the four options provided here.
Date Posted:
5 years ago
If I really have to pick one of the four options, my closest answer for question 5 is A though. Zinc is still several levels above H in the reactivity series and should not get discharged (assuming the solution is NOT that concentrated), whereas OH and Cl are not too far off each other in the discharging series, so both can get discharged.
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