A student sets up the electrolysis cell shown. One electrode is copper and the other is graphite.

Which observations are made?
The copper electrode loses mass and bubbles of gas form at the graphite electrode.
The copper electrode gains mass and bubbles of gas form at the graphite electrode.
The copper electrode gains mass and the graphite electrode loses mass.
The copper electrode loses mass and the graphite electrode gains mass.
52 exam-style questions on OCR GCSE Chemistry 3.4 Electrolysis, covering 3.4.1 Products formed at the electrodes in electrolysis and 3.4.2 The technique of electrolysis. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.