Answer to Question #48958 in Chemistry for boomi

Question #48958

Why the bulb won't turn on in electrochemical cell experiment ?

Expert's answer

There are two reasons, why a bulb will not turn on during the electrochemical cell experiment:
- the bulb is invalid;
- there is no flow of electrons in the electrochemicalcell (the cell is drawn incorrectly).

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