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This post was last edited by paul2100 on 2015-6-6 13:42. During the electrolysis process, the properties of the solutions near the anode and cathode gradually change, resulting in convection in the solution. This convection becomes more severe when the products of the electrode reactions are ( ).
During the electrolysis process, the concentrations of (hydrogen ions) and (chloride ions) in the solution near the anode and cathode gradually change, resulting in convection in the solution. When the products of the electrode reactions are (:D), this convection becomes more pronounced
During the electrolysis process, the concentrations of (cations) and (anions) in the solution near the anode and cathode gradually change, resulting in convection in the solution; this convection becomes more severe when the products of the electrode reactions are soluble.
During the electrolysis process, the (temperature) and (concentration) in the solution near the anode and cathode gradually change, resulting in convection in the solution; when the products of the electrode reactions are (gases), the convection becomes more severe
During the electrolysis process, the (temperature) and (concentration) in the solution near the anode and cathode gradually change, resulting in convection in the solution; this convection becomes more severe when the products of the electrode reactions are (gases).