Al/Al+3||Zn+2 / Zn galvanic cell, the anode is:
Correct answer: A. A1
- A. A1
- B. Zn
- C. H2
- D. KCI
Explanation
A1 -oxidation- Al+3+3e-, as A1 is oxidized hence it acts as anode while zinc will act as cathode and is reduced. Anode - Oxidation occurs at this electrode. Cathode - Reduction occurs at this electrode.
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