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During electrolysis positive ions move towards ________.

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Electrolysis is a process by which an element or a compound breaks into constituents ions by when an electric current is passed through them.
During electrolysis, positive ions move towards the cathode.
Since in electrolysis cathode is the ‘-’ electrode where reduction takes place, so, the positive ions move towards it.
During electrolysis, positive ions move towards the cathode.

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