Which consequence results when high current passes through molten ionic compounds?

💡 Explanation

Electrode reactions yield element separation, as high current provides sufficient energy for electrolysis; the cations migrate to the cathode and anions to the anode for reduction/oxidation reactions because the electrical potential overcomes the electrostatic attraction, therefore the compound splits rather than conduction alone.

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