Which outcome is caused by increased ion concentration during electrodeposition?

💡 Explanation

Increased concentration leads to concentration polarization, therefore increasing the electrode potential necessary to drive deposition. Surface roughness increases, rather than uniform deposition, because concentration gradients become diffusion-limited, unevenly distributing metal deposition due to electrical migration.

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