ImmortalDeath Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Jan 16, 2014 #1 Why the electrical purification of copper involves both an oxidation and a reduction process.
uart Science Advisor Messages 2,797 Reaction score 21 Jan 17, 2014 #2 You understand that the electrical purification requires both an anode and a cathode. Can you explain where the impure copper goes (anode or cathode) and what reaction is taking place there? Last edited: Jan 17, 2014
You understand that the electrical purification requires both an anode and a cathode. Can you explain where the impure copper goes (anode or cathode) and what reaction is taking place there?
Borek Mentor Messages 29,209 Reaction score 4,635 Jan 17, 2014 #3 Ah, nothing like doing someones homework.
uart Science Advisor Messages 2,797 Reaction score 21 Jan 17, 2014 #4 Yeah I guess it does look like a bit like homework, I'll edit the answer. Posts like this where there's almost no effort on the part of the user to elaborate on any aspect of the question are usually suspect.
Yeah I guess it does look like a bit like homework, I'll edit the answer. Posts like this where there's almost no effort on the part of the user to elaborate on any aspect of the question are usually suspect.