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Electrochemistry

     Electrochemistry is mainly the study of electron transfer between solution and electrode. Depending on the mechanism of electron transfer, chemical reactions can be used to generate electricity, and conversely, electricity can also be used to drive chemical reactions. These two functions have a wide range of uses.

     Electrochemistry plays an important role in the development of electricity. From the original invention of the voltaic stack, electrochemical cells have evolved into many different types of batteries, electroplating and electrolytic cells, aluminum is mass-produced in this way, and many portable devices are powered by rechargeable batteries.

current

    The movement of electric charge, called current, is usually measured in amperes. Any moving charged particle can form an electric current; the most common are electrons.

    According to historical convention, the direction of current flow is the same as the flow of positive charge, that is, from the higher potential position of the circuit (high voltage) to the lower potential position (low voltage); the current defined by this direction is called conventional current. In a circuit, the negatively charged electrons move in the opposite direction of the current. However, depending on the situation, the flow of charged particles in different directions, or the flow in different directions at the same time, can form an actual current. In order to give scientists a common language of traffic opinion, the "positive-to-negative convention" is often used.


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