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Electrolysis of Molten Compounds Instructional VideoElectrolysis of Molten Compounds Instructional Video
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Fuse School
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9th - 12th
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4:03
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Electrolysis of Molten Compounds

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Charge into the next lesson in the stimulating series on electrolysis of ionic compounds! The 27th lesson of 35 focuses on the redox reactions created from electrolysis of compounds. The instructor explains the decomposition of the compounds and element movement in relation to the charge on the ions.

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Concepts

electrolysis, ionic compounds, ionic bonds, electrostatics, redox reactions, anodes

Additional Tags

science

Instructional Ideas

  • Pause the video when the instructor poses a question to discuss as a class
  • Record new vocabulary in a graphic organizer such as a Frayer diagram

Classroom Considerations

  • Expects an understanding of redox reactions

Pros

  • Emphasizes important vocabulary throughout the video
  • Provides a link to further study the concept

Cons

  • None

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