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Chemistry

28 July, 17:14

In an electrolytic cell, electrical energy drives a chemical decomposition reaction. In a voltaic cell,

A.) a decomposition reaction generates heat energy. B.) chemical reactions are driven by heat energy. C.) spontaneous redox reactions generate electrical energy. D.) nonspontaneous redox reactions generate electrical energy.

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