Chemistry, asked by sumitsaharan1528, 8 months ago

Why chlorine at anode and hydrogen at cathode?

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Answered by Ganeshkumar1583
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chlorine is cation & hydrogen is anion

Answered by ajaykumar1970
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anode is positive and cathode is negative. unlike charges always attract to each other.Cl is -ve and anode is+ve because they have unlike charges so, chlorine at anode. similarly same thing happens with hydrogen.

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