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It's easy just draw a cuboid and draw empty large balls at the vertices and in the middle and black small balls between each two large balls and and just join them
Electrolysis calculations depends on Faraday and also the reaction occurs in both electrodes
I should draw it on a paper but I will try to assemble this for you, first you should draw a simple cube with the three dimensions. I mean you must show the line at the back. so you will first draw a big molecules of Chlorine on all the vertex points then draw at the middle of each line a small sodium molecule to make sure you did make sure that each Chlorine molecule connected with 3 sodium molecules (I think its good right now). Now you must draw line on the middle of each square I mean connect all the sodium molecules with each others and in every intersection in each square. draw a Chlorine molecule and you finished. just try to draw it many times as I told you believe me you will draw it in the exam in just 1 or 2 minutes
Draw to squares the second is starting in the middle of the first one and join between them with lines thats how to draw the cube
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