| 释义 |
anodean‧ode /ˈænəʊd $ ˈænoʊd/ noun [countable]   anodeOrigin: 1800-1900 Greek anodos ‘way up’, from ana- ‘up, back’ + hodos ‘way’ - A battery is connected to the anode and cathode via leads A and C respectively.
- Alpha lipoprotein the fastest band, migrates the closest to the anode followed by prebeta and beta lipoproteins.
- An outer cylinder of platinum was used as the anode, with a rod of palladium on its axis as the cathode.
- It smashed against the rusted freight car behind her, shattering the glass exterior and buckling the sensitive anode.
- On average, the electrons travel from the cathode to the anode.
- One would expect this to occur most readily when the anode and cathode spacing was small.
- The electrons necessary for this reduction are produced at the anode.
- The metal is thereby stripped off the anode.
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