Boost Mobile1:14 PMQuestion 2 of 3SubmitWhich electrode will gain mass while avoltaic cell runs and why? (Choose thebest answer.)A) The cathode because itundergoes reduction, which meanselectrons are gained which addmass.B) The cathode because itundergoes reduction, which meansthat the metallic ions plate onto thecathode.C) The anode because it undergoesreduction, which means that themetallic ions plate onto the anode.D) The anode because it undergoesTap here or pull up for additional resources Boost Mobile1:14 PMQuestion 2 of 3SubmitA) The cathode because itundergoes reduction, which meanselectrons are gained which addmass.B) The cathode because itundergoes reduction, which meansthat the metallic ions plate onto thecathode.C) The anode because it undergoesreduction, which means that themetallic ions plate onto the anode.D) The anode because it undergoesoxidation, which means that it willlose electrons.E) Neither electrode will gain massbecause electrons are lost at thesame rate as metallic ions are plated.Tap here or pull up for additional resources

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