In the electrolysis of concentrated zinc chloride solution..what is the anode reaction using plantium electrodes?

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In the electrolysis of concentrated zinc chloride solution..what is the anode reaction using plantium electrodes?

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${ \bf{2Cl {}^( - ) _((g))\: → \: Cl _(2(g)) + 2 {e}^( - ) }}$

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