A redox reaction is set up so that both half reactions take place in separate beakers that are connected by a salt bridge and a wire. A path for the transfer of ions is provided by the? (1) anode (2) cathode (3) salt bridge (4) wire

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Cash Joseph

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14 November, 05:57

A redox reaction is set up so that both half reactions take place in separate beakers that are connected by a salt bridge and a wire. A path for the transfer of ions is provided by the? (1) anode (2) cathode (3) salt bridge (4) wire

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Paulina Potter · Answer 1

Salt bridge

Explanation:

Salt bridge is used in an electrolytic cell to transfer electrons from the anode to the cathode.

Salt bridge are used because they do not interfere with the constituents of the cell I. e the anode (+very electrode) and cathode (-ve electrode).

Examples of salt bridges are AgNO₃, KCl etc.

Salt bridge can be described as a tool used to link the oxidation half cell and reduction half cell in an electrolytic set-up or galvanic cell.