during electrolysis why is it important to have the electrodes dipped in the electrolyte
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• During electrolysis, it is important to pass electric current through the solution.
In other words, the current travels from negative electrode to positive electrode.
It is an essential step to complete the circuit or else the current may not pass through.
• If the electrode is not dipped in electrolyte, the electrons would stop the movement.
In other words, the current travels from negative electrode to positive electrode.
It is an essential step to complete the circuit or else the current may not pass through.
• If the electrode is not dipped in electrolyte, the electrons would stop the movement.
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