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An electrolyte electrode is a component within an electrochemical cell that facilitates the movement of ions between the electrolyte and the external circuit. It serves as the interface where oxidation or reduction reactions occur. Typically, an electrolyte electrode is made of a conductive material, such as a metal or a carbon-based substance, that is in electrical contact with the electrolyte. The specific material chosen depends on the chemical environment of the electrolyte and the desired electrochemical process.
There are two main types of electrolyte electrodes: the working electrode and the counter electrode. The working
The performance of an electrolyte electrode is influenced by factors such as its surface area, its chemical