Electrolysis And Faraday’s Laws (Explanations & Calculations)

Electrolysis is the Passage of Direct Current through a Substance in solution or molten form with decomposition occurring at the Electrodes. Electrolysis And Faraday’s Laws | Explanations And Calculations. TABLE OF CONTENTS 00:00 - Introduction 00:18 - Electrolytic & Electrochemical Cells 00:30 - Redox Reaction (Oxidation and Reduction) 02:10 - Electrolytes And Conductors 03:06 - Definition of Electrolysis 03:33 - Diagram of Electrolytic Cell 04:00 - How Electrolysis Word (Mechanism) 06:04 - Non, Strong And Weak Electrolytes 06:53 - Common Electrolytes and Their ions 09:41 - Electrolysis of Molten Sodium Chloride (NaCl) 11:45 - Electrolysis of Sodium Chloride Solution 13:42 - Applications of Electrolysis 14:31 - Preferential Discharge of ions 15:25 - Electrochemical Series of Cations and Anions 18:32 - Electrolysis of Brine 20:36 - Faraday’s First Law of Electrolysis 21:54 - Faraday’s Second Law of Electrolysis 23:13 - Meaning of Farad 25:18 - Electrolysis Calculations Feel Free to Watch Similar Videos using the Links below and don’t fail to Subscribe to this Channel: CHEMISTRY VIDEOS:    • Chemistry   CHOOSE SUBJECT: youtube.com/c/FlashLearners/playlists

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