what happens to charge of a charged supercapacitor if the two electrodes are separated apart. do they still hold their charge if one electrode is discharged and placed back. does it get charged by the other electrode? if electrode that's separated is neutralized. does the electrolyte still hold its charge? how can you discharge only one side (electrode) of supercapacitor?

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what happens to charge of a charged supercapacitor if

the two electrodes are separated apart. do they still hold their charge
if one electrode is discharged and placed back. does it get charged by the other electrode?
if electrode that’s separated is neutralized. does the electrolyte still hold its charge?
how can you discharge only one side (electrode) of supercapacitor?

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