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Why is KCl a better salt-bridge than NaCl?
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Why is KCl a better salt-bridge than NaCl?

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KCl is a better salt-bridge than NaCl because :
Na+ is higher on the chart and has a larger reduction potential, this is the chatode of the voltage.
this means the K+ is the anode of the cell

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