Definition: Electroendosmosis is a phenomenon in which electrically charged particles move within an electrolyte solution. This movement results from the electrical forces between the negatively charged ions and the positive charges present in the solution, causing them to be attracted towards each other. The movement of the ions through this process produces a net negative charge on the solution, resulting in a decrease in the concentration of dissolved substances. Electroendosmosis is an important aspect of chemistry and has been studied extensively for its
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