electrons are negative so they are attracted to the positive terminal (Anode).
Original post by Coveted Ul
electrons are negative so they are attracted to the positive terminal (Anode).
yeah but the mark scheme says
electrons should be repelled by cathode and/or attracted by anode or they will be attracted back to the cathode/slowed down if cathode positive
but what im saying is the cathode cannot be positive
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