Although voltaic and electrolytic cells have some differences, some things that they have in common are the processes that happen at the anode and cathode. What redox process takes place at the anode and what redox process takes place at the cathode?

In both types of voltaic and electrolytic cells the redox process that takes place at the anode is oxidation while the redox process that takes place at the anode is reduction

Explanation:

Electrons flow from the anode, the negative electrode to the cathode, the negative electrode.

Since oxidation involves the loss of an electron, therefore, oxidation takes place at the anode. Conversely, since reduction involves the gaining of an electron, the redox reduction process takes place at the cathode.

The cathode and anode form the electrodes in the voltaic cell through which electrons flow from one half cell, the anodic cell, to the other half cell, the cathodic cell.

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