Dry Cell Negative Pole Identification
Dry Cell Negative Pole Material
The negative pole of a standard dry cell is also known as the anode. It is the electrode where oxidation occurs.
In a typical Leclanché-type dry cell, the outer casing, which is made of Zinc, serves as the negative electrode (anode).
- The casing provides structural support and acts as the reactant.
- Common dry cells utilize a zinc container.
Therefore, Zinc is the material used for the negative pole of a dry cell.
The correct option is C.
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