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Describe the movement of electrons in a galvanic cell.

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The chemical reaction at the anode in a voltaic cell emits electrons, which enter the metal and flow through the external part of the circuit connecting the anode to the cathode. The electrons are then used up in a reduction reaction at the cathode.

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