Sara Campbell
11/8/2012 12:08:01 pm
So is an electrolyte something like salt dissolved in water, or it is a potato or lemon? I understand that it is the conductor, just not sure on what it materialistically is.
Rourke
11/8/2012 12:32:48 pm
An electrolyte can be anything from an aqueous (that is, a solution that has something dissolved in water) solution to a fruit with citric acid. The more polar (or the greater the difference in electronegativities of the elements involved in the chemical bond, i.e. Na-Cl) the better the stronger the electrolyte.
Ben Evans
11/14/2012 07:06:36 pm
So we need to first ensure the polarity of our battery/batteries is of enough difference to conduct electricity, and then we need to focus on amps and resistance?
Jake Schmidt
11/14/2012 08:43:30 pm
Wait. So we aren't talking bout Gatorade electrolytes? So for our batteries the problem was we were sending the electricity the wrong way in the circuit.
Austen Thomas
11/14/2012 08:46:31 pm
Is there any electrolytes in a potato because you said electrolytes are in aqueous solutions. Leave a Reply. | ArchivesSeptember 2013 Categories |
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