Electrochemistry
Electrochemistry is the branch of chemical science where we study the flow of electricity through electrolyte solution or metallic conductor by the movement of electrons. Acids bases and salts in a state of solution or fused state conduct electricity and are called electrolytes.
Unlike metallic conductors, electrolytes conduct electricity by changed of particles in matter. Such transfer of matter leads to the decomposition of at points where electricity enters and leaves the electrolytes. In electrochemistry, the decomposition of electrolytes due to the passage of electricity is called electrolysis. In this part of learning chemistry, we discuss different topics related to electrochemistry, some are given below
Unlike metallic conductors, electrolytes conduct electricity by changed of particles in matter. Such transfer of matter leads to the decomposition of at points where electricity enters and leaves the electrolytes. In electrochemistry, the decomposition of electrolytes due to the passage of electricity is called electrolysis. In this part of learning chemistry, we discuss different topics related to electrochemistry, some are given below
Conductance
Conductance in Electrochemistry
Conductance or electrical conductance is the reciprocal of resistance (G = 1/R) describes the property of an electrolyte solution that helps to...
Electrode
What is Electrode in Chemistry?
Electrode, the electronic conductor, usually metals partly immersed in an electrolytic solution and imparts or receives electrons from the medium...
Electrolysis
What is Electrolysis?
Electrolysis is a process where chemical changes occur at the electrodes (cathode or anode) due to the passage of electricity passes through...
