Why can't electrolysis happen in solids?
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Why can't electrolysis happen in solids?
States of Matter:
Solids are one of the three main states of matter that are found in the universe. The other two states of matter are liquid and gas. The main difference between these states of matter is the strength of the chemical bonds holding the atoms and molecules of the material.
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View this answerElectrolysis is a process used to separate particles and cause a chemical change by passing an electric current through a material. The material that...
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Chapter 3 / Lesson 16Learn the definition of electrolysis and what electrolytes are, as well as an explanation of the electrolysis process and real-world examples of where it is applied.