Electrophoresis MCQs

When voltage ‘V’ is applied across a pair of electrode (cathode and anode), a potential gradient ‘E’ is created between the electrodes. We can calculate ‘E’ as:

When voltage ‘V’ is applied across a pair of electrode (cathode and anode), a potential gradient ‘E’ is created between the electrodes. We can calculate ‘E’ as:

Q. When voltage ‘V’ is applied across a pair of electrode (cathode and anode), a potential gradient ‘E’ is created between the electrodes. We can calculate ‘E’ as: E = V/d E = (1/V) x q E = (Vd)/q None of these Answer: E = V/d

When voltage ‘V’ is applied across a pair of electrode (cathode and anode), a potential gradient ‘E’ is created between the electrodes. We can calculate ‘E’ as: Read More »

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