In an electrochemical cell, equilibrium is the point at which:
O A. None of these
B. ion conc...
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In an electrochemical cell, equilibrium is the point at which:
O A. None of these
B. ion concentrations are no longer changing and the voltage is 0.
C. Equilibrium cannot be reached in a voltaic cell because electrons only flow in one direction.
D. both electrodes have an equal number of electrons.
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