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Electrometallurgy

front 1

Crystallization

back 1

▪ Formation of a solid from a liquid by alteration
of the stability of a solute in a solvent

front 2

Precipitation

back 2

Formation of a solid from a liquid through
chemical reaction as a result of dilution or of the
addition of a reagent to the solution

front 3

electrometallurgy

back 3

uses electricity for winning and refining metals. It recovers and purifies metals by
electrodeposition of metals at the
cathode

front 4

Electrowinning

back 4

electrolytic extraction process in which cathodic reduction is used to recover the valuable metal from the electrolyte which is derived from a leaching process

front 5

Electrorefining

back 5

the anodic reaction is a metal dissolution reaction that is the reverse of the cathodic reduction reaction

front 6

cementation

back 6

Precipitation / deposition of a metal of higher reduction potential to a metal
of lower reduction potential

front 7

ELECTROCHEMICAL

back 7

The electrolytic cell consists of the anode, cathode, electrolyte and an applied voltage/current

front 8

CELL POTENTIAL (Ecell)

back 8

Driving force required to push
electrode reactions
• Minimum theoretical voltage
required

front 9

Faraday's Law of Electrolysis

back 9

This principle states that the mass of any substance deposited or dissolved at an electrode is proportional to the quantity of electricity passed which is measure in coulombs.

front 10

standard cell potential

back 10

This refers to the resulting potential when the reactants and products of a given chemical reaction are in standard state.