With a short circuit, electrons move directly and don't do any
electrochemistry.
It's not likely to produce anything but heat.
Why are your electrodes so close together or so near the bottom?
Stir.
Ode
At 06:16 PM 1/27/2009 +0100, you wrote:
hi,
Yesterday I was doing some CS and I forgot about it when I started
cooking, so time passed and when I remembered it had passed 2 and a half
hours and the silver oxide sludge had build a bridge between the cathode
and anode. Does this shortcut of wires affect negatively on the particle
size in the solution or in any other possible way?
I use 15 volts and a 75 ohm resistor so I guess that the current must have
raised to around 200mA when the wires got connected. When this happens
does the anode continue liberating positively charge silver ions?
Thanks
Erik
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