Anode and cathode in cell diagram

[Lucia H 2L]

The following items are obtained from the stockroom for the construction of a galvanic cell: two 250ml beakers and a salt bridge, a voltmeter with attached wires and clips, 200ml of 0.008M CrCl3 (aq), 200ml of 0.12M CuSO4(aq), a piece of copper wire, and a chrome-plated piece of metal.

How would you go about setting up the cell for this? How do you know which is the anode and which is the cathode?

[Jessica Jones 2B]

the one with the highest molarity is always the cathode!
so from this figure out half rxns from the tables and fill it in from there!

[YashDeshmukh1D]

With this question, since both beakers will have aqueous solutions, wouldn't the chrome conductor be required in both beakers? How would you construct the cell with just a single chrome piece?

[Lucia H 2L]

The copper wire is the solid in the other one!