Alternative to Practical - Question 4

Cambridge IGCSE Co-ordinated Sciences | Electroplating Investigation
Total marks: 7

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4 An iron key is electroplated with copper metal using the apparatus shown in Fig. 4.1.

Electroplating apparatus with copper anode and key cathode in aqueous copper sulfate
Fig. 4.1

When the switch is closed, the copper dissolves from the anode, moves through the aqueous copper sulfate and coats (plates) onto the key at the cathode.

Plan an investigation to find the relationship between the number of volts supplied by the batteries and the mass of copper coated onto the key.

You are provided with:

You may use any common laboratory apparatus in your plan.

In your plan, include:

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