Question 4
A silver rod is used as the anode. What happens at it?
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Silver atoms are oxidised to Ag+. A metal anode other than platinum is oxidised itself, so the rod dissolves.
Lesson: Chapter 12 — Electrochemistry
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A silver rod is used as the anode. What happens at it?
The right answer is the one marked above.
Silver atoms are oxidised to Ag+. A metal anode other than platinum is oxidised itself, so the rod dissolves.
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