CHEMICALS AND THE EARTH Electrolysis of brine (salty water)

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CHEMICALS AND THE EARTH Electrolysis of brine (salty water)

Lesson objectives To predict what will happen during the electrolysis of brine To predict what will happen during the electrolysis of brine To see what happens during the electrolysis of brine To see what happens during the electrolysis of brine To explain what happens during the electrolysis of brine To explain what happens during the electrolysis of brine To know some of the uses of the products of the electrolysis of brine To know some of the uses of the products of the electrolysis of brine

Electrolysis of brine When NaCl dissolves in water, it’s ions become free to move. So the solution can be electrolysed. When NaCl dissolves in water, it’s ions become free to move. So the solution can be electrolysed. In water some of the molecules of water will naturally split apart. In water some of the molecules of water will naturally split apart.

Electrolysis of brine The NaCl will split into Na + ions and Cl - ions. The NaCl will split into Na + ions and Cl - ions. Water splits into H + ions and OH - (hydroxyl) ions. Water splits into H + ions and OH - (hydroxyl) ions. So what do we think will happen during electrolysis? So what do we think will happen during electrolysis? Remember – Na is VERY reactive, it is much more likely to exist as an ion than hydrogen. Remember – Na is VERY reactive, it is much more likely to exist as an ion than hydrogen.

Now let’s see what actually happens

Electrolysis of brine The H + and Cl - ions are discharged at the electrodes. The H + and Cl - ions are discharged at the electrodes.

Electrolysis of brine Hydrogen comes off at the cathode ( - ) Hydrogen comes off at the cathode ( - ) 2H + (aq) + 2e - H 2(g) 2H + (aq) + 2e - H 2(g) Hydrogen is …… oxidised or reduced? Hydrogen is …… oxidised or reduced?

Electrolysis of brine Chlorine comes off at the anode ( + ) Chlorine comes off at the anode ( + ) 2Cl (aq) - 2e - Cl 2(g) 2Cl (aq) - 2e - Cl 2(g) Chlorine is …… oxidised or reduced? Chlorine is …… oxidised or reduced?

Electrolysis of brine The Na + and OH - ions stay in solution. The Na + and OH - ions stay in solution. They join together to form sodium hydroxide. They join together to form sodium hydroxide. This is a very important alkali This is a very important alkali

Uses of the products of the electrolysis of brine

Hydrogen Used to make margarine (helps to make the oils in the margarine spread on your bread) Used to make margarine (helps to make the oils in the margarine spread on your bread) Used as a fuel (already important in space rockets, but may be the fuel of cars after the oil age) Used as a fuel (already important in space rockets, but may be the fuel of cars after the oil age)

Sodium hydroxide Detergents and soap Detergents and soap Paper Paper

Sodium hydroxide Purifying bauxite to extract aluminium Purifying bauxite to extract aluminium Rayon and acetate fibres Rayon and acetate fibres

Chlorine Bleach Bleach Killing bacteria in water Killing bacteria in water

Chlorine Solvents (used in dry cleaning) Solvents (used in dry cleaning) Hydrochloric acid (HCl) Hydrochloric acid (HCl)