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Dream.Eater

I'm not an igcse student but I'll see if I can help......

3abder7man

alright. thanks.

Dream.Eater

The question itself states that the electrolysis is similar to cuso4 electrolysis. Therefore since H2 is liberated at the cathode in cuso4 electrolysis it must be the same for tin.

3abder7man

yes, but then, isn't tin more reactive then hydrogen?

Dream.Eater

If I knew exactly where tin was in the reactivity series I could have given you a better answer but sadly tin isn't in the GCSE syllabus....

3abder7man

It's fine. thanks.

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