Electrochemical Applications

Electrochemical applications involve using electric signals to cause chemical changes or generate electricity from chemical reactions. Common examples include batteries, which store and release energy for devices like smartphones and cars. Electrolysis uses electricity to split compounds, such as producing hydrogen from water. These applications are essential for energy storage, metal refining, and sensors. They rely on controlled electrical currents to facilitate chemical processes efficiently and cleanly, making them vital for modern technology and sustainable energy solutions.