BASIC TERMS IN ELECTROLYSIS
Anode: This is the positive electrode.
Cathode: This is the negative electrode.
Cations: They are positively charged ions.
Anions: They are negatively charged ions.
Reduction: This is the gain of electrons.
Oxidation: This is the loss of electrons.
Electrodes: These are conducting rods inserted into the electrolyte.
Electrolyte: This is a liquid or molten ionic compound that conducts electricity.
Redox Reaction: This is a reaction involving both reduction and oxidation.
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Anode: This is the positive electrode.
Cathode: This is the negative electrode.
Cations: They are positively charged ions.
Anions: They are negatively charged ions.
Reduction: This is the gain of electrons.
Oxidation: This is the loss of electrons.
Electrodes: These are conducting rods inserted into the electrolyte.
Electrolyte: This is a liquid or molten ionic compound that conducts electricity.
Redox Reaction: This is a reaction involving both reduction and oxidation.
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