Electrodialysis is the name of the process utilized to transport salt ions from one solution to another. This is done through ion-exchange membranes, by means of an applied electric potential difference. Electrodialysis is sometimes used in food processing.
Its basically where you mix to bananas together and it turns the sky purple! your an idiot!
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Electrolysis a chemical process by which a substance in its aqueous or molten state conducts electricity through it and gets decomposed.
The most obvious answer would preclude electrodes that are subject to oxidation or rust. Since the purpose of water electrolisys is to split water into it's elemantary properties, Hydrogen and Oxygen, anything that rusts in the presence of O2 would have to be replaced at regular intervals. <P>Copper, iron, lead, and alumnimun would seem to be poor choices. I would suggest stainless steel, the high content of chromium resists oxidation and is an excellent conductor. <P>That said, experimenters in this field need to be very careful as to avoid igniting the gases outside of a controlled atmosphere The only thing hydrogen and oxygen need to <B>explode</B> is a spark, and pure oxygen, present in sufficent quantities, will make <B>anything burn</B>. Please be careful.
Sodium and chlorine can be separated from NaCl by electrolisys.
Michael Faraday discovered the process of electrolysis
Cars which run on Hydrogen are more commonly confused with water-powered cars. So, Per see, the car is dubbed "water powered" because the car extracts the hydrogen from the water and uses the gas to run its' engine. It does this by splitting the oxygen from the Hydrogen/water by way of electrolisys in a small tank in the boot, feeding the engine in the same way as a petrol powered car. But a Hydrogen powered car uses only one or two moving parts in the engine. For alot of people, the thought of the worlds' fuel resources deminishing would be the end of the automobile. And efforts to design a new engine/fuel cell were proving very difficult until the Hydrogen cell was introduced not too long ago. Many, if not all, are hailing the design as the saviour of mankind. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7456141.stm