Can a capacitor be used to fuel the electrolysis process?

linda123 · Sep 18, 2007

berkeman · Sep 18, 2007

linda123 said:

Can a capacitor be used to fuel the electrolysis process?

What are your thoughts on this? What voltage and current are typical of the electrolysis process? What is the relationship between voltage, current and capacitance for a capacitor?

capnahab · Sep 20, 2007

Offhand I would say no because a capacitor is used for short term storage not to include an electrolytic but probably you would need some type of battery with a recharging circuit.

Can a capacitor be used to fuel the electrolysis process?

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