Question

explain how magnesium fluoride conducts electricity when molten

Answer 1

The Mgcl2 conducts electricity in the process of electrolysis
In their molten electrolysis, Florine will move toward anode and will lose the electrons that it gained from magnesium while Magnesium will go to cathode and gain its electrons and when the electrons will pass through battery then it will conduct electricity and the both elements will be separated
Dissociation:\[MgF _{2}\rightarrow Mg ^{+2}+F _{2}^{-1}\]
Reaction at anode:\[2F ^{+1}\rightarrow F _{2}+1 electron\]
Reaction at cathode:\[Mg ^{+2}+2 electrons \rightarrow Mg _{2}\]
Products: Mg2+F2

Answer 2

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