Which outcome occurs when applying excessive voltage to electrolyte in aluminum electrolytic capacitor fabrication?

💡 Explanation

When excessive voltage is applied, the strong electric field causes migration and forceful impact of ionic species, disrupting the intended ionic bonds within resulting in an electrolytic process causing dielectric breakdown. Therefore, bond disruption leads to failure, rather than capacitance increase, electrode improvement, or polymer cross-linking requiring different bias or annealing conditions.

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