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Why do Electrons leave the Zinc in a Galvanic Cell?

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Answered by ay174246

Answer:

because there is chemical

Answered by muskanmusani30

Explanation:

The reason the electrons leave in the first place (why the oxidation reaction above occurs) is that it is more energetically favourable for the zinc to be oxidized in the solution than to remain in its metallic state.

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Why do Electrons leave the Zinc in a Galvanic Cell?​

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Why do Electrons leave the Zinc in a Galvanic Cell?