which statement correctly describes electrochemical cells?
a electrochemical cells involve on...
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which statement correctly describes electrochemical cells?
a electrochemical cells involve only oxidation reactions.
b electrochemical cells involve only reduction reactions.
c electrochemical cells involve oxidation-reduction reactions.
d electrochemical cells do not involve oxidation-reduction reactions.
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