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The location of oxidation in an electrochemical cell: the anode

Voltaic cells or also called galvanic cells are electrochemical cells that produce electrical energy due to redoxs reactions / chemical reactions.

Electric current is generated due to the flow of electrons from the anode that undergoes an oxidation reaction to the cathode which has a reduction reaction in the circuit of an outer wire circuit

The parts of a voltaic cell are:

In the electrolytic cell the positive pole - the anode whereas the negative pole - the cathode

Both of these electrochemical cells (volataic cell and electrolytic cell) still show that oxidation reactions occur at the anode despite different signs

The standard cell potential

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a reducing agent

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Keywords:  cathode, anode, reduction, oxidation

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