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Lecture 3 is here - and this is where electrolysis gets TRICKY! Aqueous solutions have competing ions (from water AND the dissolved compound), so predicting products becomes more complex. But don't worry - we break down the rules step-by-step and work through past paper questions so you know exactly what examiners expect. 🔥 What you'll learn: • Why aqueous solutions are different from molten compounds • The reactivity series and discharge rules at the cathode • Predicting which ions get discharged at the anode (halides vs other anions) • How water affects product prediction (H⁺ and OH⁻ ions compete!) • Step-by-step method for ANY aqueous electrolysis question • Past paper question walkthroughs (see how it's actually tested in exams) This is one of the most exam-heavy topics in electrochemistry - master this and you're set for A/A* questions. 📌 Join the ChemFusion WhatsApp Community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/DMeJ4iHyxY7... For chemistry discussions, doubt solving, and updates about upcoming lectures and past paper sessions. 📸 Follow ChemFusion on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chemfusion_... For short concept explanations, exam tips, and common mistakes students make in CAIE Chemistry. 📝 Registration – May-June 2026 Batch: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... Structured lectures, past paper practice, and guided revision for students serious about getting top grades. ⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 - Aqueous vs Molten: Why It's Trickier 2:34 - Reactivity Series for Product Prediction 7:53 - Golden Rule: Nitrate & Sulfate Ions 9:09 - Dilute vs Concentrated Solutions 13:10 - Example: Aqueous Copper Sulfate Electrolysis 28:14 - Example: Concentrated Aqueous Sodium Chloride 34:06 - Example: Dilute Sulfuric Acid 38:17 - Past Paper MCQ Walkthroughs Next up: Lecture 4 - Electroplating & Industrial Applications of Electrolysis Drop a comment if the past paper questions helped! What electrochemistry topic do you find trickiest? #IGCSEChemistry #OLevelChemistry #Electrolysis #AqueousSolutions #ChemFusion #CAIEChemistry #ChemistryTutor #Chemistry5070 #PastPapers