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Voltaic Cell (3)
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Voltaic Cell (3)
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The movement of electron in a voltaic cell
Electrons flow from the negative terminal to the positive terminal; while the current flows from the positive terminal to the negative terminal
Definition of anode
Anode are electrodes where oxidation occurs
Definition of cathode
Cathodes are electrodes where reduction occurs
Another name for negative terminal in a voltaic cell
In a voltaic cell, the negative terminal is also known as anode
Another name for the positive terminal in a voltaic cell
In a voltaic cell, the positive terminal is also known as cathode
Flow of current and flow of electron in a voltaic cell
The construction of chemical cell
A chemical cell can also be constructed by combining two half-cells with different E° values
A Daniell cell
Is an example of a voltaic cell where zinc, Zn metal and copper, Cu metal are used as electrodes, which are then dipped into their respective ionic salt solutions
A Daniell cell that uses a salt bridge
A Daniell cell that uses a porous pot
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