1. Behavior of an electrolytic cell under various operating conditions
1.1 Conventional electrolysis
The procedure can be summarized as follows: as the cell (necessarily) comprises two electrodes, each in contact with an electrolyte (the same electrolyte at both electrodes, or two different electrolytes implying the existence of an electrolytic junction between them), two electrode current-potential characteristics must be taken into account to define cell operation (established theoretically using the elements in articles
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Behavior of an electrolytic cell under various operating conditions
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