Question
A battery has two electrodes labeled anode
and cathode. Electrons flow from the (anode,
cathode) to the (anode, cathode) through the
external circuit and (an oxidation, a reduc-
tion) reaction occurs at the cathode.
1. anode; cathode; reduction
2. cathode; anode; oxidation
3. anode; cathode; oxidation
4. cathode; anode; reduction
and cathode. Electrons flow from the (anode,
cathode) to the (anode, cathode) through the
external circuit and (an oxidation, a reduc-
tion) reaction occurs at the cathode.
1. anode; cathode; reduction
2. cathode; anode; oxidation
3. anode; cathode; oxidation
4. cathode; anode; reduction
Answers
Electrons flow from the negative electrode to the positive electrode. By definition, oxidation is the loss of electrons and reduction is the gain of electrons. Also, by definition, the anode is where oxidation occurs.
Related Questions
which of the following statement are true for all electric cells?
I. electrons flow from the anode...
At which electrode does oxidation occur in a voltaic cell?
anode only
cathode only
*both a...
The potential difference between the anode and the cathode of a vacuum tube is 2.0 x 10^2 V. Free el...
Can somebody help me understand batteries?
I'll explain what I know, then, you can tell me if I'...