Question
At which electrode does oxidation occur in a voltaic cell?
anode only
cathode only
*both anode and cathode
either anode or cathode, depending on the metal
Thank You.
anode only
cathode only
*both anode and cathode
either anode or cathode, depending on the metal
Thank You.
Answers
No, By definition, oxidation occurs at the anode. Reduction, of course, must then occur at the cathode.
coz from anode the electorns flow to cathode to continue eletrolysis of water bt if copper plate is usedas anode then the electrolysis of water does not occur.........
........simple and sweet answer
........simple and sweet answer
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