Chemistry, asked by Atharv91, 1 year ago

The lower the position of the metallic element in the electrochemical series the greater is its tendency to to be liberated at cathode. How? ​

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Answered by parakhcmd
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the element which is present at lower in electrochemical series will have more reducing power

hence it will itself get oxidised by reducing the other element

since u know oxidation takes place at cathode hence the element which is present at lower in electrochemical series will have grater tendancy to be liberated at cathode

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As the elements which are at lower position (in electrochemical series) will more like to be more metallic (since they are at lower position ) ..

And as we know that metals are electropositive thus they will attract towards cathode (since positive chargetends to move towards negative charge )

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