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oh stop glorifying your ignorance. the difference between a cell and not a cell is not the electrodes, its the fact that one produces electricity from chemical energy and the other producing chemical energy from electrical energy. '__'
Brother it can not be 11 electrons this is becoz u can only put 11 , 12,13 etc or any other no. in the last shell
...AND the electrode dude
AGREED!Now stop discussing about the electrodes question !!! you can now never change ur answer
Every 1 lost marks I lost like 15 marks
If you r trying to make a statement then you can make one politely. Secondly, i know this is not a difference you idiot but a cell has its electrodes made up of 2 different metals but this one had its electrodes made up of only iron so its not a cell n i dont care wat it is all i know that its not a cell. Oh ya..the other thing is called electrolysis.
Are you sure it isn't a cell???So why is this called Another cell is shown ?
which ppr is this from?Are you sure it isn't a cell???So why is this called Another cell is shown ?
I am not gonna post this again ! Enough said IT IS B....The mass of A remains constant as it receives electrons from B........And those who say that cathode=negative electrode , anode=positive electrode ARE WRONGCathode=Reduction reaction occuringAnode=Oxidation reaction occuring.This differs from an electrolysis cell and a normal cellThe electrolysis cell contains a normal cell
Well u might be right about it being a cell but i still strongly disagree its b...Im nt gonna waste my time arguing with you guys i hve other stuff to do..it doesnt matter anyways i cant change my answer even if i am wrong.Are you sure it isn't a cell???So why is this called Another cell is shown ?
I am not gonna post this again ! Enough said IT IS B....The mass of A remains constant as it receives electrons from B........And those who say that cathode=negative electrode , anode=positive electrode ARE WRONGCathode=Reduction reaction occuringAnode=Oxidation reaction occuring.This differs from an electrolysis cell and a normal cellThe electrolysis cell contains a normal cell
Okay fine..You said it wasnt a cell..I brought you a proof..
I congratulate u..you proved me wrong i admitt it..anyway i cnt change that now!!
Many smart people sid its A so im nt sure yet...
Well it is over ...
Dude u knw wat the answer is so obvious..i dnt even know y i am arguing with u...The oxygen is bubbled through the electrode..then the iron reacts with the oxygen to form Iron 2 oxide which settles down as shown in the diagram. This will make this electrode loose mass n the other will remain the same. I cannot care to think that you are right while all the smart people who said its A are wrong PERIOD.
.. i can still do my best in paper 1 JUST THINK POSITIVE & FORGET WHAT HAPPENED gd luck all in the examWell saidu guys .. what's gone is gone .. we cant go back & it wont do u any good if u sit and regret every answer u got wrong first have faith that u did ur best .. that the curving is still there & that u still have a chance to do well in paper 1 .. i lost alot of marks .. for one minute i felt im getting a C .. but then looking at the bright side
Even if the paper is really easy curve would go up by 2 or 3 marksnope i think it is gonna be low , many students said it was hard after the exam , and some said it was amazing and they are expecting 50 out of 80 ?? like how is dat amazing ??? xD
and also not everyone "CLAIMING" he did good it means it is true
besides , all the years where low even o/n 2011 which was easier was low so yes it will remain low
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