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- Copper.
- Zinc.
- Nickel.
- Gold.
- Silver.
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Answer
Anode – Thick block of i mpure metal M.
Cathode – Thin strip of p ure metal M.
Electrolyte – Water soluble salt (of metal M).
Cathode – Thin strip of p ure metal M.
Electrolyte – Water soluble salt (of metal M).
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