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difference between electrodes and electrolyte

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

The term electrode is used to refer the contact mechanism used to combine electrically a metallic part to a non-metallic part of an electrical circuit.

An electrolyte is a solution, which has free positive and negative ions

Answered by ashwini694

Answer:

Electrode are the un charged particles and the electolyte are the charged particles

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difference between electrodes and electrolyte