Chemistry, asked by sharonanand2004, 1 month ago

why does positive ions gain electrons in cathode?? and why it's not possible in anode??

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Answered by suchitrajadhav

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Positively charged calcium ions move to the negative electrode. Here, they gain electrons to form calcium atoms, so calcium is formed at the negative electrode.

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why does positive ions gain electrons in cathode?? and why it's not possible in anode??​

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why does positive ions gain electrons in cathode?? and why it's not possible in anode??