Solve correctly please.Q.Which is an anode?a) copper metalb) copper (II) ionc) zinc metald) zinc ion In the voltaic cell shown below, the anode is thezincelectrodeZnSO4(aq)salt bridgebeakervoltmeter1wirescopperelectrodeCuSO (aq)

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Solve correctly please. Q.Which is an anode? a) copper metal b) copper (II) ion c) zinc metal d) zinc ion

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ZnSO4(aq)
salt bridge
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copper
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CuSO (aq)

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