Difference between cathode and anode
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⚫ Anode
♦ The electrode connected to the positive terminal of the battery.
♦ Current enters the electrolyte through the anode.
♦ Anions migrate and discharge at the anode.
⚫ Cathode
♦ The electrode connected to the negative terminal of the battery.
♦ The battery current leave the electrolyte through the cathode.
♦ Cations migrate and discharge at the cathode
♦ The electrode connected to the positive terminal of the battery.
♦ Current enters the electrolyte through the anode.
♦ Anions migrate and discharge at the anode.
⚫ Cathode
♦ The electrode connected to the negative terminal of the battery.
♦ The battery current leave the electrolyte through the cathode.
♦ Cations migrate and discharge at the cathode
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The main difference between anode and cathode is that, in general, anode is the terminal where the (conventional) current flows into a device from outside, whereas cathode is the terminal where (conventional) current flows out of the device.
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