Electrolyte

Real World Example

Imagine trying to get a group of friends to communicate effectively during a team project, but everyone is spread out and can't hear each other. This situation is similar to how an electrolyte works, as it needs to be dissolved in a solvent to allow ions to move freely and conduct electricity, just like your friends need a group chat to communicate seamlessly. In this analogy, the friends represent ions, the team project represents the electric current, and the group chat is the solvent that allows everyone to connect and work efficiently together, just as an electrolyte allows electricity to flow when dissolved.