In the electrolytic cell electron flows from

Question

In the electrolytic cell electron flows from (A) cathode to anode in solution (B) cathode to anode through external circuit (C) cathode to anode through internal circuit (D) cathode to cathode through external circuit

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In an electrolytic cell, electrons are forced through the circuit (ie, from anode to cathode) by an external source. In this cell cathode is the t of reduction (negative electrode) and anode is the site of oxidation (positive electrode).

Q. In the electrolytic cell electron flows from

cathode to anode in solution

cathode to anode through external circuit

cathode to anode through internal circuit

cathode to cathode through external circuit

In an electrolytic cell, electrons are forced through the circuit (ie, from anode to cathode) by an external source. In this cell cathode is the $t$ of reduction (negative electrode) and anode is the site of oxidation (positive electrode).