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CHE 1V_SS1 2025 Final Exam_SS1_2025_Proctored

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In an electrochemical cell, the anode is

Options
A.always used up before the cathode.
B.never a metal.
C.the electrode at which oxidation takes place.
D.the material used to connect the two half-cells to each other.
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In electrochemistry, the role of the anode is tied to oxidation processes during cell operation. Option 1: 'always used up before the cathode.' This is a misconception: electrodes are not described by being exhausted in this way; all that happens is electrons are transferred through the external circu......Login to view full explanation

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