DOLThe Chemistry of Rusting-An Introduction toUnit 4: Chemical TFlaking Away - Check Your UnderstandingFor each question, answer on your own in the first row of the table. During partnertime, share your responses and revise your answers as needed, recording them in thesecond row. Be prepared to share during the whole-class discussion. Recordfinalyouranswer to each question in the last row of the table.1. Write a short paragraph that connects the following words: oxidation, reduction,anode, cathode, and electrons.My first answer, thinking on my own:My revised answer after discussing it with my partner:My final answer after the whole-class discussion:НА

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