(Q85) Select all of the statements that are true regarding electrochemical cells: O In voltaic cells, the flow of electrons is spontaneous from the anode to the cathode O Oxidation always occurs at the cathode O Inert electrodes can be used when a half-reaction does not form a solid The purpose of the salt bridge to resolve the charge buildup that results from the transfer of electrons O Electrons flow from the cathode to the anode through the salt bridge O Reduction is the gain of electrons O Solid silver is reduced to form silver cation O Oxidation always occurs at the anode O Reduction occurs at the anode in electrolytic cells O The side of the half-reaction that loses electrons becomes more negative

(Q85) Select all of the statements that are true regarding electrochemical cells: O In voltaic cells, the flow of electrons is spontaneous from the anode to the cathode O Oxidation always occurs at the cathode O Inert electrodes can be used when a half-reaction does not form a solid The purpose of the salt bridge to resolve the charge buildup that results from the transfer of electrons O Electrons flow from the cathode to the anode through the salt bridge O Reduction is the gain of electrons O Solid silver is reduced to form silver cation O Oxidation always occurs at the anode O Reduction occurs at the anode in electrolytic cells O The side of the half-reaction that loses electrons becomes more negative

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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