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For the galvanic cell shown above, in what direction should the anions and cations in half-cell A move?
A) The anions tend to move to the solid electrode and the cations into the salt bridge.
B) The anions tend to move into the salt bridge and the cations toward the solid electrode.
C) The anions tend to move toward the solid electrode and the cations should not move.
D) The cations tend to move toward the solid electrode and the anions should not move.
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For the galvanic cell shown above, in what direction should the anions and cations in half-cell A move?
A) The anions tend to move to the solid electrode and the cations into the salt bridge.
B) The anions tend to move into the salt bridge and the cations toward the solid electrode.
C) The anions tend to move toward the solid electrode and the cations should not move.
D) The cations tend to move toward the solid electrode and the anions should not move.
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