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why is granite an inert electrode ?
why is granite an inert electrode ?
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Instead of granite, it should be graphite.
Graphite (carbon) electrode is not readily easily oxidized under the conditions encountered in most cells and unlike most non-metals, carbon conducts electricity.Therefore, graphite is used as an inert electrode.
Instead of granite, it should be graphite.
Graphite (carbon) electrode is not readily easily oxidized under the conditions encountered in most cells and unlike most non-metals, carbon conducts electricity.Therefore, graphite is used as an inert electrode.
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