Relating to or based on the principles of electrolysis or the logical/systematic study of electrical and chemical processes.
Compound of 'electro-' and 'logic' (Greek 'logos' meaning reason). Developed as a technical term in chemistry and engineering.
Electrologic thinking revolutionized how chemists understand matter—it proved that electricity could break apart substances into their basic elements, which helped establish the atomic theory scientists use today.
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