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Hmm... this may be a terminology thing, but why would electronics want to
"traverse the electrolyte to the cathode?" Since electrons presumably want to
flow from a cathode to an anode by definition?

Thanks for the post, Michael.

---Joel

Joel Koltner wrote:

Hmm... this may be a terminology thing, but why would electronics want to
"traverse the electrolyte to the cathode?" Since electrons presumably want to
flow from a cathode to an anode by definition?

Thanks for the post, Michael.

---Joel


The book was published in 1933.


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Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Joel Koltner wrote:
Hmm... this may be a terminology thing, but why would electronics want to
"traverse the electrolyte to the cathode?" Since electrons presumably want to
flow from a cathode to an anode by definition?

Thanks for the post, Michael.

---Joel


The book was published in 1933.


I've got an ME encyclopedia in German somewhere that says that radio is
something about miraculous travels of things through the ether, about
which not much is known to mankind at this time.

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