Chemistry, asked by venkatesh7711, 1 year ago

why corrosion occurs at anode

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Answered by mansyencore

Answer:

due to oxidation

Explanation:

It occurs at anode due to the formation of a layer of oxide due to the acid or moisture in the medium. Anode attracts the oxide ions and thus forms the layer.

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why corrosion occurs at anode