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Why do non metal ions change from being soluble in solution to insoluble at the surface of the cathode
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Why do non metal ions change from being soluble in solution to insoluble at the surface of the cathode

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During electrolysis of Copper (II) Chloride, metal ions change from being soluble in the solution to insoluble at the surface of the cathode because metals are not soluble in water ; gains two electrons.

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