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Galvanic Cells 4. Match the structure with the definition 1. A conducting metal 2. This balances electrolyte charges 3. Allows the flow of electrons 4. Uses the current to do work 5. The negatively charged half-cell 6. The conducting solution 7. The positively charged half-cell A) electrolyte B) external circuit C) cathode D) electrode E) anode F) load G) internal circuit

Galvanic Cells 4. Match the structure with the definition 1. A conducting metal 2. This balances electrolyte charges 3. Allows the flow of electrons 4. Uses the current to do work 5. The negatively charged half-cell 6. The conducting solution 7. The positively charged half-cell A) electrolyte B) external circuit C) cathode D) electrode E) anode F) load G) internal circuit

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Galvanic Cells 4. Match the structure with the definition 1. A conducting metal 2. This balances electrolyte charges 3. Allows the flow of electrons 4. Uses the current to do work 5. The negatively charged half-cell 6. The conducting solution 7. The positively charged half-cell A) electrolyte B) external circuit C) cathode D) electrode E) anode F) load G) internal circuit
Transcribed Image Text:Galvanic Cells 4. Match the structure with the definition 1. A conducting metal 2. This balances electrolyte charges 3. Allows the flow of electrons 4. Uses the current to do work 5. The negatively charged half-cell 6. The conducting solution 7. The positively charged half-cell A) electrolyte B) external circuit C) cathode D) electrode E) anode F) load G) internal circuit
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