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What is an electrolyte in the context of electrolysis?

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What is an electrolyte in the context of electrolysis?.

  1. A.A substance that produces electricity.
  2. B.A solid material that conducts heat.
  3. C.A substance containing free ions that conducts electricity when molten or dissolved.
  4. D.A non-conductive liquid that insulates electrical components.

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