anolyte
/ˈænəlaɪt/
noun
- The part of an electrolyte solution that is near the anode (positive electrode) in an electrochemical cell, or the solution that circulates through the anode compartment.
- Scientists analyzed the anolyte to measure the chemical changes during the reaction.
- In the electrolysis experiment, the anolyte turned yellow as the process continued.
- The anolyte in the battery must be replaced periodically for optimal performance.