Cell Diagram Structure
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Justin Bui 2L
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Cell Diagram Structure
What does a cell look like and are there any rules for how they're drawn out?
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Salman Azfar 1K
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Re: Cell Diagram Structure
Usually writing a cell diagram is something like this (item)|(item)||(item)|(item)
In each slot you fill in the elements of the cell setup. One side is the cathode and one is the anode; the book's examples will tell you exactly what goes where though.
In each slot you fill in the elements of the cell setup. One side is the cathode and one is the anode; the book's examples will tell you exactly what goes where though.
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Riya Pathare 2E
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Re: Cell Diagram Structure
Generally the format that the book takes is anode electrode|anode solution||cathode solution|cathode electrode.
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Cristina Sarmiento 1E
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Re: Cell Diagram Structure
You use one | to represent different phases in contact with each other and two || to indicate the salt bridge.
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