| 释义 |
elec·tro·lyte
\ə̇ˈlektrəˌlīt, ēˈ-, usu -īd.+V\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: electr- + Greek lytos that may be untied, soluble, verbal of lyein to loosen, dissolve — more at lose
1. : a nonmetallic electric conductor (as a solution, liquid, or fused solid) in which current is carried by the movement of ions instead of electrons with the liberation of matter at electrodes : a liquid ionic conductor — see electrolysis 1
2. : a substance (as an acid, base, or salt) that when dissolved in a suitable solvent (as water) or when fused becomes an ionic conductor |