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Metal
On the periodic table its atomic number is 89
The Semi-metals aka the metalloids are atomic umbers 5,14,32,33,51,52,and 85
The Metals are everything that is located to the left of the metalloids excluding Hydrogen(H) and Helium (He)
Everything to the right of the metalloids are non-metals including Hydrogen (H) and Helium (He)
If the electrolyte contains chemical species that will be reduced at the cathode or oxidized at the anode (or both), that means chemical change. The electrolyte can form one or more compounds or ionic species that weren't there before.
<span> A given species could form at one </span>electrode<span> but diffuse back over to the other electrode where it promptly breaks back up into its reactants. </span>
<span>If the electrolyte does not participate in any reaction(s), it will just act as a conductor of electricity. The same goes for the electrodes. Some materials will react but will not produce anything obvious (gases, precipitates, or color changes). Others will not react at all under the specific combinations of voltage and current. </span>
Bonds breaking and bonds making occurs. Bonds breakind is often endotherminc because they require energy to break the bonds and bond making releases energy so itis exothermic.
