Galvanic ceils

A typical commercial electrode is based on a galvanic ceil comprising a lead anode and a silver cathode. In an alkaline electrolyte (e.g. IM KOH) the following reaction will occur if a rblducible species is present... 

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A simple galvanic cell has two electrodes the anode and the cathode. The anode is marked with a negative sign and the cathode is marked with a positive sign, The oxidation half reaction takes place at the anode, and the reduction half reaction takes place at the cathode. Depending upon the text, electrodes may refer to only a strip of metal or both a strip of metal and the electrolyte solution in which it is submerged. The strip of metal and solution together may also be called a half ceil. 

For both galvanic and electrolytic ceils, remember that (1) reduction always takes place at the cathode and (2) oxidation always takes place at the anode. The cathode in a galvanic cell becomes the anode, however, when the cell is operated electrolytically. 

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The Daniell cell is a typical example of what is known as a galvanic vokaic, or electrochemical ceil The fact that the electrons flow from the zinc to the copper electrode indicates that the tendency for Zn + 2e" to occur is greater than... 

Roof Ventilator - A stationary or rotating vent used to ventilate attics or cathedral ceilings usually made of galvanized steel, or polypropylene. 

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