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Electrolysis — Chemistry STD 10 — Question

ICSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10ChemistryElectrolysis1 Mark
MCQ
During electrolysis, where do cations migrate?
  • A
    Towards the anode
  • B
    Towards the cathode
  • C
    Away from both electrodes
  • D
    Remain stationary in the solution
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Answer

B. Towards the cathode
Explanation: Cations are positively charged and thus move towards the negatively charged cathode where they undergo reduction.

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