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This document provides information on electrochemistry and different types of electrochemical cells. It discusses: 1) Electrochemical cells consist of two electrodes in contact with an electrolyte and can be either galvanic (produces electricity from a spontaneous reaction) or electrolytic (uses a current to drive a non-spontaneous reaction). 2) A galvanic cell example is provided, consisting of a zinc anode and copper cathode half-cell, producing electricity through the oxidation of zinc and reduction o
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- Pranivoid
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- EN