Chemistry, asked by bilisemitiku16, 1 month ago

Is the polarity of the electrodes in galvanic cells similar to that of the electrodes in electrolytic cells?

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Answered by tanijini1001

The polarity of galvanic & electrolyte cell electrodes are different.

Explanation:

In galvanic cell anod is the negative terminal where Cathode is positive.But in case of electrolyte cell it's opposite ( anode is positive & cathod is negative)

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