Definition of electrolyse in English:

electrolyse

(US electrolyze)

verb ɪˈlɛktrəlʌɪzəˈlɛktrəˌlaɪz

[with object]

Subject to or treat by electrolysis.
when you electrolyse water it splits into its constituent hydrogen and oxygen
Example sentencesExamples
- The substance being electrolyzed must be an electrolyte, a liquid that contains positive and negative ions and therefore is able to conduct electricity.
- To electrolyze water or other non - ionic substances, an ionic substance, an electrolyte, is added to the water so that current will flow and the reaction will proceed at a relatively low voltage.
- It would be the cost effectiveness of the appliance and the energy efficiency of reforming or electrolyzing that will determine whether home refueling will make sense.
- Excess power would be stored as hydrogen fuel electrolyzed from water.
- The cartridge consisting of multiple mesh electrodes arranged transversely to imposed water flow electrolyzes passing water when energized.
- In the end, the central question with hydrogen is whether it is made using renewable energy to electrolyze water, or with climate-disrupting fossil fuels.
- The plan is to build several huge wind turbines that would produce electricity to electrolyse water and to liquefy the hydrogen for transport.
- Then electrodes electrolyze the water to generate active oxygen and hypochlorous acid molecules, which work together to break down organic dirt and fight bacteria.
- A fuel cell is called regenerative if it can electrolyze the by-product water back into hydrogen and oxygen.
- That process requires that aluminum oxide first be melted, then electrolyzed.
- Each year 2000 tonnes of the gas is generated by electrolysing water.
- The other is to use fossil fuel to generate the electricity that is required to electrolyze water and get hydrogen.
- Cheap electricity from wind now offers the option of electrolysing water to produce hydrogen.
- In the first, the ore is converted to magnesium chloride, which is then electrolyzed.
- Water can be electrolyzed into hydrogen and oxygen simply by running an electric current through it.
- Once you are able to get cheap electricity from wind, you have the option of electrolyzing water and producing hydrogen.
- It is obtained commercially by electrolyzing a liquid mixture of hydrogen fluoride and potassium hydrogen fluoride.
- Big dogs like the nuclear industry also foresee a water-based hydrogen economy, but with nuclear as the power source that electrolyzes water.
- The water inducing system mounted in the vehicle electrolyses the water.
- What gases appear when salty water is electrolysed depends on the salt concentration.

Derivatives

electrolyser

noun

The water produced by the fuel cell is stored and re-used by the electrolyzer, but must be replenished every six to 10 cycles.
Example sentencesExamples
- With state-of-the-art electrolyzers, about 55 kWh will be needed to manufacture the energy content of a gallon of gasoline in the form of gaseous hydrogen.
- Solar panels power an electrolyser that separates water into hydrogen and oxygen.
- Solar panels and wind generators also deliver electricity to power the electrolyzer, which can produce more hydrogen, whether the boat is underway, at dockside or even unattended on a mooring.
- The hydrogen electrolyzer, a long-lived fuel cell, and fuel-tank technology are not fully developed.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from electrolysis, on the pattern of analyse.

Definition of electrolyze in US English:

electrolyze

(British electrolyse)

verbəˈlɛktrəˌlaɪzəˈlektrəˌlīz

[with object]

Subject to or treat by electrolysis.
when you electrolyze water it splits into its constituent hydrogen and oxygen
Example sentencesExamples
- A fuel cell is called regenerative if it can electrolyze the by-product water back into hydrogen and oxygen.
- That process requires that aluminum oxide first be melted, then electrolyzed.
- Excess power would be stored as hydrogen fuel electrolyzed from water.
- In the first, the ore is converted to magnesium chloride, which is then electrolyzed.
- The plan is to build several huge wind turbines that would produce electricity to electrolyse water and to liquefy the hydrogen for transport.
- What gases appear when salty water is electrolysed depends on the salt concentration.
- Water can be electrolyzed into hydrogen and oxygen simply by running an electric current through it.
- Big dogs like the nuclear industry also foresee a water-based hydrogen economy, but with nuclear as the power source that electrolyzes water.
- It is obtained commercially by electrolyzing a liquid mixture of hydrogen fluoride and potassium hydrogen fluoride.
- The water inducing system mounted in the vehicle electrolyses the water.
- The cartridge consisting of multiple mesh electrodes arranged transversely to imposed water flow electrolyzes passing water when energized.
- The other is to use fossil fuel to generate the electricity that is required to electrolyze water and get hydrogen.
- Once you are able to get cheap electricity from wind, you have the option of electrolyzing water and producing hydrogen.
- Then electrodes electrolyze the water to generate active oxygen and hypochlorous acid molecules, which work together to break down organic dirt and fight bacteria.
- To electrolyze water or other non - ionic substances, an ionic substance, an electrolyte, is added to the water so that current will flow and the reaction will proceed at a relatively low voltage.
- Each year 2000 tonnes of the gas is generated by electrolysing water.
- It would be the cost effectiveness of the appliance and the energy efficiency of reforming or electrolyzing that will determine whether home refueling will make sense.
- The substance being electrolyzed must be an electrolyte, a liquid that contains positive and negative ions and therefore is able to conduct electricity.
- Cheap electricity from wind now offers the option of electrolysing water to produce hydrogen.
- In the end, the central question with hydrogen is whether it is made using renewable energy to electrolyze water, or with climate-disrupting fossil fuels.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from electrolysis, on the pattern of analyse.

单词	electrolyse
释义	Definition of electrolyse in English: electrolyse (US electrolyze) verb ɪˈlɛktrəlʌɪzəˈlɛktrəˌlaɪz [with object] Subject to or treat by electrolysis. when you electrolyse water it splits into its constituent hydrogen and oxygen Example sentencesExamples The substance being electrolyzed must be an electrolyte, a liquid that contains positive and negative ions and therefore is able to conduct electricity. To electrolyze water or other non - ionic substances, an ionic substance, an electrolyte, is added to the water so that current will flow and the reaction will proceed at a relatively low voltage. It would be the cost effectiveness of the appliance and the energy efficiency of reforming or electrolyzing that will determine whether home refueling will make sense. Excess power would be stored as hydrogen fuel electrolyzed from water. The cartridge consisting of multiple mesh electrodes arranged transversely to imposed water flow electrolyzes passing water when energized. In the end, the central question with hydrogen is whether it is made using renewable energy to electrolyze water, or with climate-disrupting fossil fuels. The plan is to build several huge wind turbines that would produce electricity to electrolyse water and to liquefy the hydrogen for transport. Then electrodes electrolyze the water to generate active oxygen and hypochlorous acid molecules, which work together to break down organic dirt and fight bacteria. A fuel cell is called regenerative if it can electrolyze the by-product water back into hydrogen and oxygen. That process requires that aluminum oxide first be melted, then electrolyzed. Each year 2000 tonnes of the gas is generated by electrolysing water. The other is to use fossil fuel to generate the electricity that is required to electrolyze water and get hydrogen. Cheap electricity from wind now offers the option of electrolysing water to produce hydrogen. In the first, the ore is converted to magnesium chloride, which is then electrolyzed. Water can be electrolyzed into hydrogen and oxygen simply by running an electric current through it. Once you are able to get cheap electricity from wind, you have the option of electrolyzing water and producing hydrogen. It is obtained commercially by electrolyzing a liquid mixture of hydrogen fluoride and potassium hydrogen fluoride. Big dogs like the nuclear industry also foresee a water-based hydrogen economy, but with nuclear as the power source that electrolyzes water. The water inducing system mounted in the vehicle electrolyses the water. What gases appear when salty water is electrolysed depends on the salt concentration. Derivatives electrolyser noun The water produced by the fuel cell is stored and re-used by the electrolyzer, but must be replenished every six to 10 cycles. Example sentencesExamples With state-of-the-art electrolyzers, about 55 kWh will be needed to manufacture the energy content of a gallon of gasoline in the form of gaseous hydrogen. Solar panels power an electrolyser that separates water into hydrogen and oxygen. Solar panels and wind generators also deliver electricity to power the electrolyzer, which can produce more hydrogen, whether the boat is underway, at dockside or even unattended on a mooring. The hydrogen electrolyzer, a long-lived fuel cell, and fuel-tank technology are not fully developed. Origin Mid 19th century: from electrolysis, on the pattern of analyse. Definition of electrolyze in US English: electrolyze (British electrolyse) verbəˈlɛktrəˌlaɪzəˈlektrəˌlīz [with object] Subject to or treat by electrolysis. when you electrolyze water it splits into its constituent hydrogen and oxygen Example sentencesExamples A fuel cell is called regenerative if it can electrolyze the by-product water back into hydrogen and oxygen. That process requires that aluminum oxide first be melted, then electrolyzed. Excess power would be stored as hydrogen fuel electrolyzed from water. In the first, the ore is converted to magnesium chloride, which is then electrolyzed. The plan is to build several huge wind turbines that would produce electricity to electrolyse water and to liquefy the hydrogen for transport. What gases appear when salty water is electrolysed depends on the salt concentration. Water can be electrolyzed into hydrogen and oxygen simply by running an electric current through it. Big dogs like the nuclear industry also foresee a water-based hydrogen economy, but with nuclear as the power source that electrolyzes water. It is obtained commercially by electrolyzing a liquid mixture of hydrogen fluoride and potassium hydrogen fluoride. The water inducing system mounted in the vehicle electrolyses the water. The cartridge consisting of multiple mesh electrodes arranged transversely to imposed water flow electrolyzes passing water when energized. The other is to use fossil fuel to generate the electricity that is required to electrolyze water and get hydrogen. Once you are able to get cheap electricity from wind, you have the option of electrolyzing water and producing hydrogen. Then electrodes electrolyze the water to generate active oxygen and hypochlorous acid molecules, which work together to break down organic dirt and fight bacteria. To electrolyze water or other non - ionic substances, an ionic substance, an electrolyte, is added to the water so that current will flow and the reaction will proceed at a relatively low voltage. Each year 2000 tonnes of the gas is generated by electrolysing water. It would be the cost effectiveness of the appliance and the energy efficiency of reforming or electrolyzing that will determine whether home refueling will make sense. The substance being electrolyzed must be an electrolyte, a liquid that contains positive and negative ions and therefore is able to conduct electricity. Cheap electricity from wind now offers the option of electrolysing water to produce hydrogen. In the end, the central question with hydrogen is whether it is made using renewable energy to electrolyze water, or with climate-disrupting fossil fuels. Origin Mid 19th century: from electrolysis, on the pattern of analyse.
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