Question

Can an electric current pass through a liquid?​

Answer 1

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Passing an electric current through a liquid is called ELECTROLYSIS. The electric current enters the liquid at the positive plate (called the anode) and leaves it at the negative plate (called the cathode). In liquids the current is carried by ions. Ions are charged particles (atoms or groups of atoms).

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Answer 2

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• Yes

• Passing an electric current through a liquid is called ELECTROLYSIS.
• The electric current enters the liquid at the positive plate (called the anode) and leaves it at the negative plate (called the cathode). In liquids the current is carried by ions.

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