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Give reasons for the following changes –

(1) pure water a non-electrolyte – becomes an electrolyte on addition of dil. H2SO4

(2) Blue colour of aq. CuSO4 – turns almost colourless on its electrolysis using Pt electrodes. 

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1. Pure water is a non electrolyte. It consists of entirely of molecules. It can be electrically decomposed by Addition of traces of dil. Sulphuric acid. Which dissociates into H1+ and sulphate (SO42- ) ions.

2. If platinum anode is used the blue colour of CuSO4 solution fades since the blue Cu2+ ions which are discharged at the cathode are not replaced or added at the anode. 

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