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Galvanic cells
which action occurs at an electrode of a galvanic cell?
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At an electrode of a galvanic cell, an oxidation-reduction reaction occurs. This means that one electrode undergoes oxidation, in which it loses electrons, and the other electrode undergoes reduction, in which it gains electrons.
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