What Is the Purpose of a Salt Bridge in an Electrochemical

question 29

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of a salt bridge in an electrochemical cell?

• A)A salt bridge provides electrical contact between the electrodes that make up the cell.
• B)A salt bridge carries electrons between the cathode and anode.
• C)A salt bridge insulates the two electrodes.
• D)A salt bridge allows the electrolyte solution to siphon from one side of the cell to the other so the levels remain
• Equal.
• E)A salt bridge allows electrolyte to flow from one half-cell to the other in order to maintain electroneutrality.

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