In general, in a Galvanic cell

Question

In general, in a Galvanic cell (A) electrons flow from positive to negative electrode (B) current flow from positive to negative electrode (C) electrons and current flow in the same direction (D) All of the above are correct

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In a Galvanic cell, electrons flow from negative electrode to positive electrode. The direction of flow of current is opposite to that of flow of electron, i.e. from positive electrode to negative electrode.

Q. In general, in a Galvanic cell

electrons flow from positive to negative electrode

current flow from positive to negative electrode

electrons and current flow in the same direction

All of the above are correct

In a Galvanic cell, electrons flow from negative electrode to positive electrode. The direction of flow of current is opposite to that of flow of electron, i.e. from positive electrode to negative electrode.