Which outcome results when a high voltage is applied across a poorly conductive ionic solution?

💡 Explanation

When a high voltage is applied, electrode polarization increases dramatically due to the local accumulation of ions near the interfaces, hindering charge flow because of the build-up of local potential opposing main current. Electrode polarization increases, rather than heating decreasing or mobility remaining unchanged which would only happen if higher conductive solutions are used.

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