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Use half-reactions to show which product forms at each electrode during the electrolysis of aqueous solutions of the following salts: a. NaBr This forms at the cathode. This forms at the anode. b. CuCO3 This forms at the cathode. This forms at the anode. c. Ca(NO3)2 This forms at the cathode. This forms at the anode.

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