Question: 16 In an electrochemical cell, anode and cathode areO negatively and positively charged electrodesO negatively and negatively charged ionsO positively and negatively charged ionsO positively and negatively charged electrodesInvalid Question

Question: 16 In an electrochemical cell, anode and cathode areO nega

1.	Question: 16 In an electrochemical cell, anode and cathode areO negatively and positively charged electrodesO negatively and negatively charged ionsO positively and negatively charged ionsO positively and negatively charged electrodesInvalid Question
Answer» Positively CHARGED ions, or cations, MOVE TOWARD the electron-providing CATHODE, which is negative; negatively charged ions, or anions, move toward the positive anode. You may have noticed that this is the OPPOSITE of a galvanic cell, where the anode is negative and the cathode is positive.