Electrolysis (electrolytic decomposition)
电解(电解分解)
Electrolysis (electrolytic decomposition) is the decomposition of a compound brought about by passing an electric current through it, usually in the molten state or in solution. The electrical energy drives a reaction that would not occur spontaneously, separating the compound into its elements or simpler substances. Electrolysis is used industrially, for example to extract reactive metals and to produce chlorine.
电解(电解分解)是通过电流使化合物发生分解的过程,通常在熔融态或溶液中进行。电能驱动了一个本不会自发进行的反应,将化合物分解为其元素或较简单的物质。电解在工业上有应用,例如用于提取活泼金属和制取氯气。
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