Which consequence results when insufficient positive charge causes an increase of the Debye length within an electrochemical system at constant temperature?

💡 Explanation

A longer Debye length results from reduced electrostatic screening, because the electrical double layer expands proportional to the Debye length parameter; therefore capacitance decreases, rather than increasing, because charge separation grows with separation distance maintaining equal voltage.

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