Difference between cathode and anode
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Cathode is negatively charged electrode and anode is positively charged eletrode the ions that move towards cathode are positively charged and are called cations and the ones that move towards anode are called anions.
The cathode is negatively charged and all the positively charged cations move towards it and accept electron to deposit as neutral atoms on the cathode .
Anode donates electrons meaning it releases charged ions which decreases the size of the anode this causes flow of electron from anode to cathode and maintains an electric current.
The cathode is negatively charged and all the positively charged cations move towards it and accept electron to deposit as neutral atoms on the cathode .
Anode donates electrons meaning it releases charged ions which decreases the size of the anode this causes flow of electron from anode to cathode and maintains an electric current.
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HEY MATE!!!!
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER
CATHODE IS PURE STRIP OF COPPER
AND,
ANODE IS IMPURE STRIP OF COPPER
ON PASSING THE CURRENT THROUGH ELECTROLYTE, THE IMPURE METAL FROM ANODE DISSOLVES INTO THE ELECTROLYTE.
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER
CATHODE IS PURE STRIP OF COPPER
AND,
ANODE IS IMPURE STRIP OF COPPER
ON PASSING THE CURRENT THROUGH ELECTROLYTE, THE IMPURE METAL FROM ANODE DISSOLVES INTO THE ELECTROLYTE.
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