The reaction which takes place at electrode when electricity is passed through the solution of an electrolyte te is called_.

Correct answer: C. Electrolysis

  • A. Hydrolysis
  • B. Neutralization
  • C. Electrolysis
  • D. Galvanizing

Explanation

The correct answer is Electrolysis. This is the process by which an electric current is passed through an electrolyte to cause a chemical change, typically resulting in oxidation or reduction reactions at the electrodes. Other options like Hydrolysis, Neutralization, and Galvanizing do not involve this process. Hydrolysis involves water breaking down compounds, Neutralization involves acid-base reactions, and Galvanizing involves applying a zinc coating, none of which require passing electricity through an electrolyte.

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