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A voltaic cell is a type of electrochemical cell in which chemical energy is converted to electrical energy in a spontaneous reaction. It contains two half cells. Each contains a metal strip (electrode) dipped in a solution, where oxidation-reduction occurs. The electrode at which electrons are lost or oxidation occurs, known as "Anode" and the electrode at which reduction occurs, known as "Cathode".
Since the electrons are lost at the anode, so electrons flow from anode to cathode.
Both the half cells are connected "U" shaped tube known as " Salt bridge". It contains generally 
solution. It allows the flow of ions to complete the circuit and neutralize the charge of free ions.
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Principles of Chemistry Molecular Approach
3rd Edition, 2014
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ISBN: 9780321971944
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- Problem 1a
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- Problem 3a
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- Problem 4a
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- Problem 4c
- Problem 5a
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- Problem 5c
- Problem 6a
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- Problem 6c
- Problem 7a
- Problem 7b
- Problem 7c
- Problem 8a
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- Problem 8c
- Problem 9
- Problem 10
- Problem 11a
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- Problem 11c
- Problem 11d
- Problem 12a
- Problem 12b
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- Problem 12d
- Problem 13
- Problem 14
- Problem 15
- Problem 16
- Problem 17a
- Problem 17b
- Problem 17c
- Problem 17d
- Problem 18a
- Problem 18b
- Problem 18c
- Problem 18d
- Problem 19
- Problem 20
- Problem 21a
- Problem 21b
- Problem 21c
- Problem 22a
- Problem 22b
- Problem 22c
- Problem 23a
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- Problem 24a
- Problem 24b
- Problem 25a
- Problem 25b
- Problem 25c
- Problem 26a
- Problem 26b
- Problem 26c
- Problem 27
- Problem 28
- Problem 29a
- Problem 29b
- Problem 29c
- Problem 30a
- Problem 30b
- Problem 30c
- Problem 31a
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- Problem 32
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- Problem 35
- Problem 36
- Problem 37a
- Problem 37b
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- Problem 38a
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- Problem 39
- Problem 40
- Problem 41a
- Problem 41b
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- Problem 42a
- Problem 42b
- Problem 42c
- Problem 43
- Problem 44a
- Problem 44b
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- Problem 45
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- Problem 49
- Problem 50
- Problem 51a
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- Problem 51c
- Problem 52a
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- Problem 52c
- Problem 53a
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- Problem 58
- Problem 59
- Problem 60
- Problem 62c
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- Problem 65
- Problem 70b
- Problem 73b
- Problem 74a