In a cell, by convention, from where does the charge seem to be flowin – McqOptions

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1.	In a cell, by convention, from where does the charge seem to be flowing through?
A.	From positive electrode to negative electrode
B.	From negative electrode to positive electrode
C.	(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)Sodium bicarbonateEndothermicSodium carbonateBaking
D.	Cannot be said
Answer» B. From negative electrode to positive electrode

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