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If i electrolysed Fenvalerate in an aqueous solution with an applied voltage of 12 Volts, and a concentration of 0.5 Mols, into what components would it decompose itself?
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The electrolysis of Fenvalerate in an aqueous solution with an applied voltage of 12 Volts and a concentration of 0.5 Mols would result in its decomposition into the following components:
1. Hydrogen gas (H2): Produced at the cathode
2. Oxygen gas (O2): Produced at the anode
3. Fenvalerate acid (C25H22ClNO3): Formed by the oxidation of Fenvalerate at the anode
4. Chloride ions (Cl-): Produced by the reduction of Fenvalerate at the cathode
The overall reaction can be represented as:
C25H22ClNO3 + 2H2O → C25H22ClNO3H + H2 + O2 + Cl-
It's important to note that the exact products and their relative proportions may vary depending on factors such as the pH of the solution, the presence of other ions, and the duration of electrolysis.
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