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Hi all
I am reading an article and I need some help to understand it.
They describe a device they made in which there are 2 platinum flat electrodes connected to a constant voltage supply. The electrode are placed parallel to each other in a conductive solution (water with some salts).
They say there is a constant electric field between the electrodes.
How can it be? if there is a current (and there is a current, they reported it) why should there be an EF?
I am reading an article and I need some help to understand it.
They describe a device they made in which there are 2 platinum flat electrodes connected to a constant voltage supply. The electrode are placed parallel to each other in a conductive solution (water with some salts).
They say there is a constant electric field between the electrodes.
How can it be? if there is a current (and there is a current, they reported it) why should there be an EF?