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In an electrolytic cell, where does the oxidation occur? a anode b cathode c external power source d salt bridge
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In an electrolytic cell, where does the oxidation occur? a anode b cathode c external power source d salt bridge

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The anode is charged positively. Oxidation happens on the anode.

For example,

(anode +) Zn - 2e⁻ = Zn²⁺
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