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I am siting an imaginary experiment here. In a glass vessel, there are two types of non-mixing liquids say water and kerosene. It can be easily understood that the kerosene will form a layer above water in such a case. Now, some common salt or other electrolyte has been added to the water and two electrodes (one positive and one negative) has been immersed in the kerosene. Do the ions will be attracted towards the electrodes and go from water to the kerosene?