Question

When an electron moves from negative electrode to positive electrode

• A. negative charge moves from negative electrode to positive electrode.
• B. positive charge moves from positive electrode to negative electrode.
• C. no charge flows from either electrode to other electrode.
• D. both A and B

Answer 1

The correct option is D both A and B

Electrons are termed as negative charged particles. Thus when electrons move from negative electrode to positive electrode, we say that negative particles move from negative electrode to positive electrode. On the other hand, the positive charges get attracted towards the negative electrode, thus they move from positive electrode to negative electrode.