Which is a correct pairing of terms for a standard electrochemical cell? A. Anode - oxidation and cathode – reduction | B. Anode – reduction and cathode – oxidation - C. Anode – negative charge and cathode – negative charge D. Cathode - positive charge and anode – negative charge.

Which is a correct pairing of terms for a standard electrochemical cell? A. Anode - oxidation and cathode – reduction | B. Anode – reduction and cathode – oxidation - C. Anode – negative charge and cathode – negative charge D. Cathode - positive charge and anode – negative charge.

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Which is a correct pairing of terms for a standard electrochemical cell?
A. Anode - oxidation and cathode – reduction
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B. Anode – reduction and cathode – oxidation
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C. Anode – negative charge and cathode – negative charge
D. Cathode - positive charge and anode – negative charge.

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