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electrode
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electrode

Any terminal by which an electric current passes in or out of a conducting substance; for example, the anode or cathode in an electrolytic cell. The anode is the positive electrode and the cathode is the negative electrode.

The terminals that emit and collect the flow of electrons in thermionic valves (electron tubes) are also called electrodes: for example, cathodes, plates (anodes), and grids.
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These three mod es were BP+7 (created by separating the indifferent electrode from the active electrode by a distance of 7 electrodes), BP+8 (separating the indifferent from the active by a distance of 8 electrodes), and BP+9 (separating the two by 9 electrodes).
Surgical complications of cochlear implantation: A report of three ... by Lipner, Marci / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
In the less popular monopolar configuration, one electrode is placed on or in the muscle, and an indifferent electrode is placed on a nonmuscular part of the body.
Electromyography: some methodological problems and issues by Turker, Kemal S. / Physical Therapy
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