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Which statement about electrolytic cells is correct?
a.) the anode is positive, and it is where reduction occurs.
b.)the anode is negative, and it is where reduction occurs.
c.)the anode is positive, and it is where oxidation occurs.
d.) the anode is negative, and it is where oxidation occurs.

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