What happens to silver impurities in copper electrorefining?
AThey settle as anode slime
BThey plate as pure copper
CThey form oxygen gas
DThey dissolve as hydrogen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. They settle as anode slime
Noble impurities such as silver settle below the anode as anode slime.
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