NEET 2023 Phase 2 · ChemistryGalvanic & EMFPrevious Year Question
The correct option for a redox couple is
Answer: (A) Both the reduced and oxidized forms involve the same element. \textbf{Answer:} (A) Both the reduced and oxidized forms involve the same element.
- A.Both the reduced and oxidized forms involve the same element✓
- B.Cathode and anode together
- C.Both are oxidised forms involving the same element
- D.Both are reduced forms involving the same element
Correct Answer
(A) Both the reduced and oxidized forms involve the same element
Solution & Explanation
\textbf{Answer:} (A) Both the reduced and oxidized forms involve the same element. \textbf{Solution:} A redox (electrode) couple consists of the oxidised and reduced forms of the same species, written as oxidised/reduced, e.g. , or . Together these two forms of the same element define the electrode and its electrode potential. Hence option (A) is correct.
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