Electrolysis is generally used to describe the disintegration of an electrolyte by means of electricity. Electrolytes are electrically conducting fluid, such as a solution of salts. In a recent study in powder metallurgy, it suggests that the production of relatively pure metal powders or metal-alloy powders is through fused electrolyte method. The three major metal products of the fused electrolyte industry are sodium, aluminum and magnesium.