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redox electrode

Are you familiar with what ph machines are? They are special tools that scientists use to measure the amount of change that occurs in chemicals when a chemical reaction takes place. These electrodes have become essential tools for scientists and researchers, as they can provide important insights into the interactions between various substances. In this article we are going to learn what redox electrodes are, how they work, and the most common applications that we can find in science: biology and chemistry.

Used to capture the change of a certain chemical compound during specific reactions. The word "redox" comes from a combination between 2 words, which are reduction and oxidation. These terms refer to the process that occurs when small negative particles know as electrons transfer from one chemical to another. These kinds of reactions take place all around us, in so many familiar things, such as the food that we eat and the air that we breathe. Reactions to these reactions are at the heart of many scientific investigations.

How Redox Electrodes Work in Chemical Reactions

Redox electrodes function by detecting the electrical current generated during those chemical reactions. The electrons moving from one chemical to another causes an electrical current, or flow of electricity, that the electrode can detect. That enables scientists to visualize which changes happen throughout the reactions, providing them crucial insights on how various chemicals behave.

The anode loses electrons and is therefore positively charged (has more positive than negative particles) during a redox reaction. Meanwhile the cathode receives those electrons, which makes it negatively charged due to having more negative particles than positive. The ph instrument measures the electric current which is produced when electrons travel from the anode to cathode. The movement of electronsconstitutes the electrical current, and it is essential to the understanding of the path of these chemical reactions.

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