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Also known as electrolyte solution, electrolytes

ion-oplossing

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An electrolyte is a substance that conducts electricity when dissolved in water by breaking apart into positively and negatively charged particles called ions. Electrolytes matter because they enable electrical conduction in living organisms and chemical systems, which is why they're important in medicine and many industrial processes.

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Vinony's link graph records 1,251 inbound references to elektrolyt, and connects out to ion, battery and solvent.

It sits within the topics Acid–base physiology, Blood tests and Electrolytes.

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Electrolytes
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Category:Electrolytes
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Het begrip elektrolyt wordt op verschillende terreinen van wetenschap en techniek gebruikt met, tussen de verschillende vakgebieden, gerelateerde maar niet identieke betekenissen: * in de elektrotechniek: het medium in accu's, batterijen of condensatoren. * in de chemie: stoffen die bij het oplossen of smelten geheel of gedeeltelijk in ionen splitsen en daardoor de elektrische stroom geleiden. * in de dierfysiologie: eenvoudige ionen die opgelost in het bloed of intracellulair weefsel voorkomen.

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