Science, asked by living36, 1 year ago

why graphite is used as an electrode

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Answered by Raunac

hey! graphite is used as an electrode because graphite is good conductor of heat and it has high melting point and it also received the charges anode and cathode easily

Answered by Harsha889

Hi dude.....

As graphite conduct electricity and is resistant to corrosion it is used as an electrode.

HOPE THIS HELPS....
@harsha

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