Salt bridge are used to give?

Correct answer: C. Both Options A and B are correct

  • A. Highly conductive path
  • B. To balance amount of negative and positive ions in both half-cells
  • C. Both Options A and B are correct
  • D. To increase resistivity

Explanation

OPTION A: The salt bridge is used in electrochemical cells to provide a highly conductive path between the two half-cells. OPTION B: The salt bridge is also used to balance the amount of negative and positive ions in both half-cells.OPTION C: A salt bridge refers to a device used to form an electrochemical cell by providing a means to support the free flow of ions between the Oxidation and reduction half-cell components. A salt bridge facilitates corrosion because corrosive reactions typically occur in the presence of electrochemical cells. OPTION D: Salt bridges are used to provide a highly conductive path and balance the charge between half-cells, not to increase resistivity.

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