how do cathode rays differ from anode rays
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It is a stream of these positive ions that are known as 'anode rays'. ... On the other hand, the cathode ray is an electron beam emerging from the cathode striking the anode plate. This is negatively charged, and particles are electrons whose e/m ratio is constant for all gases, and is known as the Universal Constant.
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Cathode rays..-- deflect towards the positive plate of an electric field...
* it is positively charged particle
anode ray --deflect toward the negative plate of an electric field
* it is negatively charged particle....
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