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<p><b>New page</b></p><div><!-- This article was written by a rookie editor, and may need work, or contradict the Manual of Style in places. feedback is appreciated. -->Electrolysis is the process by which [[Chemical compounds]] are separated using [[Electricity]]<br />
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== Uses ==<br />
Creating [[Chemical compounds|reactive]] compounds from non-reactive compounds. <br />
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See also: [[Sulfuric acid]]<br />
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See also: [[Bleach]]<br />
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Separating [[Chemical compounds]] into [[Chemical elements]]<br />
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See also:[[Hydrogen]] <br />
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See also: [[Oxygen]]<br />
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See also: [[Sodium]]<br />
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See also:[[Chlorine]]<br />
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See also: [[Sulfur]]<br />
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See also:[[Magnesium]]<br />
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Refining certain [[Metal|metals]] from [[Minerals]]<br />
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See also: [[Aluminum]]<br />
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== Dependencies ==<br />
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* [[Copper wire]]<br />
** [[Copper]]<br />
* [[Electricity]]<br />
** [[Generator]]<br />
** [[Battery]]<br />
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== Crafting Instructions ==<br />
Electrolysis is best performed using a liquid medium.<br />
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take two lengths of wire, attach one to the positive lead of your electrical source, and the other to the negative lead. <br />
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fill a container with a solution containing chemicals you wish to separate, and place the ends of the wires into it. <br />
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current will start passing through the fluid, separating the compounds into their base elements. <br />
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depending on the compound in question, those base elements may escape into the air, or start reacting with each other.</div>Fixedsyslabs