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Electrolytic cells do not require a salt bridge
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Chemistry reference literature explicitly states that electrolytic cells do not require a salt bridge, unlike voltaic cells.

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Understanding chemistry in our world
2010 · cited by 0
voltaic cells require a semipermeable membrane or salt bridge, whereas electrolytic cells do not; voltaic … Electrolysis 406 12.3.1 Electrolytic Cells 406 12.3.2 Voltaic versus Electrolytic Cells 408 12.4 Electrochemistry … solutions either do not conduct electricity or do so very weakly; substances that do not conduct electricity
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PCAT
2011 · cited by 0
of a salt bridge, which permits the exchange of cations and anions. The salt bridge contains … anions from the salt bridge (e.g., Cl-) diffuse from the salt bridge of the Daniell cell … presence of a salt bridge or some other type of barrier. Electrolytic Cells A redox reaction
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