Physical Chemistry. the passage of an electric current through an electrolyte with subsequent migration of positively and negatively charged ions to the negative and positive electrodes.
the destruction of hair roots, tumors, etc., by an electric current.
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Green hydrogen takes energy from renewables, cyanobacteria, or algae to separate hydrogen molecules from water through electrolysis.
A common example of electrolysis is the use of energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.
Martian air is drawn into the device through a filter, and a mechanical pump compresses it down to Earth-like settings, forwarding carbon dioxide to the electrolysis system.
Peter Fairley argues that such projects are just a first step to an envisioned global network of electrolysis plants that run on solar and wind power, churning out clean hydrogen.
However, the consultancy McKinsey estimates that by 2030 green hydrogen will be as cheap as gray hydrogen, thanks to cheaper electrolysis and renewable electricity generation as well as to rising carbon costs.
She used electrolysis to banish the prickly hair from her delicate face.
This may be demonstrated by subjecting the solution to electrolysis in a U-tube (p. 45).
This method may not be a cure for electrolysis, but will add to the life of the pipe.
The process by which an electric current decomposes a solution and deposits a substance upon an electrode is called electrolysis.
Electrolysis is also used as a means of storing electrical energy in a chemical form (see Secondary Cell).
According to the modern theory of electrolysis, all electrolytes contain a greater or smaller number of free ions.