19 Which of the following is/are true for a galvanic cell for a system not at equilibrium (select ALL correct answers)?A. AG is negative in the direction the reaction is proceedingB. AG is positive in the direction the reaction is proceedingOC. AG is zeroD.Ecell is negative in the direction the reaction is proceedingDE. Ecell is positive in the direction the reaction is proceedingOF. Ecell is zeroOG.Redox reaction is spontaneousOH. Redox reaction is not spontaneousOI. Work can be done by the cellOJ. Work cannot be done by the cell

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Which of the following is/are true for a galvanic cell for a system not at equilibrium (select ALL correct answers)? A. AG is negative in the direction the reaction is proceeding B. AG is positive in the direction the reaction is proceeding OC. AG is zero OD.Ecell is negative in the direction the reaction is proceeding DE. Ecell is positive in the direction the reaction is proceeding

Which of the following is/are true for a galvanic cell for a system not at equilibrium (select ALL correct answers)? A. AG is negative in the direction the reaction is proceeding B. AG is positive in the direction the reaction is proceeding OC. AG is zero OD.Ecell is negative in the direction the reaction is proceeding DE. Ecell is positive in the direction the reaction is proceeding

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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