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nuby
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Hello
I'm wondering if someone can explain how OH- ions physically move from the anode to the cathode within an electrolytic cell (w/ pure water) .
Do they physically migrate from one side to the other? Or do they just pass electrons/protons back and forth between other ions H3O+ to the other side?
Thanks
I'm wondering if someone can explain how OH- ions physically move from the anode to the cathode within an electrolytic cell (w/ pure water) .
Do they physically migrate from one side to the other? Or do they just pass electrons/protons back and forth between other ions H3O+ to the other side?
Thanks