Answer:
Certainly! Below is a typical diagram of an electrolytic cell:
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(+) Anode (Negative electrode)
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Electrolyte--|---> (+) Cathode (Positive electrode)
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|_________________________|
(-) (+)
```
In an electrolytic cell:
- The positive electrode (cathode) attracts negatively charged ions (anions) from the electrolyte solution.
- The negative electrode (anode) attracts positively charged ions (cations) from the electrolyte solution.
- The electrolyte solution allows ions to move between the electrodes.
- An external power source provides the necessary electrical energy to drive the non-spontaneous chemical reaction occurring at the electrodes.
