Why are the elctrodes in electrodialysis neither oxidized nor reduced? – McqOptions

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1.	Why are the elctrodes in electrodialysis neither oxidized nor reduced?
A.	Because they act as catalyst
B.	Because they are chemically inert
C.	Because no acid is present
D.	There is no acid-base reaction involved in the process
Answer» C. Because no acid is present

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