Why Would One Use A Graphite Electrode Over An Iron Electrode?
I Need to understand the reason of using one compaired to the other.
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A graphite electrode is way moiré reactive and efficient in the process of electrolysis as compared to an iron one. Graphite also lasts longer than iron.
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