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Difference between modern explanation and Arrhenius explanation for the theroy of electrolysis?

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Difference between Modern explanation and Arrhenius explanation for the theory of electrolysis: Arrhenius considered that water ionizes electrolytes but Modern theory explained that electrolytes are ionic even in solid state and their ions are held by strong electrostatic forces which make them immobile.

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Difference between Modern explanation and Arrhenius explanation for the theory of electrolysis: Arrhenius considered that water ionizes electrolytes but Modern theory explained that electrolytes are ionic even in solid state and their ions are held by strong electrostatic forces which make them immobile.

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