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Use of electric current and electrode reactions to drive chemical transformation in an electrolyte.
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An electrolytic cell supplies electrodes, electrolyte, separators, geometry, and an external potential for electrolysis; current efficiency, mass transport, overpotential, and side reactions control conversion.
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Faraday’s laws connect integrated current to stoichiometric electron transfer when current efficiency and side reactions are accounted for.
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