9.Which of the following is true? 6Polarization is different potential from the equilibrium value upon passage of faradaic currentO Polarization is potential in the equilibrium value upon passagefaradcurrentOverpotential is equal to the theoretical potential.None of them.

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Which of the following is true? Polarization is different potential from the equilibrium value upon passage of faradaic current Polarization is potential in the equilibrium value upon passage of faradaic current Overpotential is equal to the theoretical potential. None of them.

Which of the following is true? Polarization is different potential from the equilibrium value upon passage of faradaic current Polarization is potential in the equilibrium value upon passage of faradaic current Overpotential is equal to the theoretical potential. None of them.

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Polarization is different potential from the equilibrium value upon passage of faradaic current
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Overpotential is equal to the theoretical potential.
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