Chemistry, asked by khushi146583, 9 months ago

Why H+ is move towards cathode rather than cl-

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Answered by syedmohammed7337

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Answer:

because cathode has -ve iones

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Answered by shinchanisgreat

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Answer:

Because cathode contains -ve charge on it and therefore attracts +ve H++ ion towards it.

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