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The movement of charged particles cannot pass through an electrolyte to produce an electric current. True False
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@NotTim wouldn't it be False?
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I was thinking of False
Right. It is false because the movement of charged particles do pass through an electrolyte to produce an electric current. Electrolyte makes an electric current because for example when ionic compounds are dissolved in water, the charged ions dissociates creating an electric current.
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Electric current comes from the flow of charged particles to make it simple.
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