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An anode is the electrode in a battery or galvanic cell where electrons are released and flow out into an external circuit. It matters because it's the source of electrical current that powers devices, making it a fundamental component of how batteries work.
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- William Whewell
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- Anodes
- opposite of
- cathode
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El ánodo es un electrodo en el que se produce una reacción de oxidación, mediante la cual un material, al perder electrones, incrementa su estado de oxidación.
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