Hello,

Does someone ask: what's happened when the potential difference
between electrodes in a electrolytic cell is lower then that
necessary for electrodes reactions?
According to actual definition of electric current, as a charge
movement, in this case, the electrolytic cell should comport like a
capacitor.
The results of the experiments are completely contrary to actual
theoretical prediction for solution and molten salts, as can be seen
at:

http://www.elkadot.com/chemistry/Electrolysis%20of%20Molten%20Sodium%
20Chloride.htm

http://www.elkadot.com/magneticity/Electric%20currents%20in%
20solutions%20and%20charge%20movement.htm


Can someone figure out a interpretation in frame of actual physics
for these experiments?


Sorin Cosofret