Original post by Mo3yman
Negative electrode - Oxidation
Positive electrode - Reduction
You can think of it as this, oxidation is loss of electrons so attracted by the positive electrode thus reduction occurs at this +ve electrode while oxidation occurs at the -ve electrode.
Positive electrode - Reduction
You can think of it as this, oxidation is loss of electrons so attracted by the positive electrode thus reduction occurs at this +ve electrode while oxidation occurs at the -ve electrode.
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