1. Which one of the following statements is correct?
A. Fuel cells and galvanic cells produce heat.
B. Fuel cells have inert electrodes whereas galvanic cells do not.
C. Fuel cells have porous electrodes whereas galvanic cells do not.
D. Fuel cells and galvanic cells operate when electrons flow through the electrolyte.
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2. A cell can be considered a secondary cell if
A. it has a continuous supply of reactants.
B. it can operate at different temperatures.
C. the polarity of the electrodes remains unchanged.
D. it can operate as both a galvanic and electrolytic cell.
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3. Below are the half-equations for the lead-acid accumulator cell. The lead-acid accumulator cell can operate as an electrolytic cell.
Which one of the following correctly describes the lead-acid accumulator cell when it is operating as a galvanic cell and when it is operating as an electrolytic cell?
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4. Consider the half-cell equations and their half-cell potentials in the table below.
A galvanic cell contains S2O32-(aq), SO32-(aq) and OH-(aq) with a platinum electrode in the first half-cell and Mn3+(aq) and Mn2+(aq) in the second half-cell.
All solutions are 1M solutions and the cell is at SLC.
The galvanic cell will deliver
A. 2.50 V if the electrode in the second half-cell is Mn(s).
B. 2.50 V if the electrode in the second half-cell is Pt(s).
C. 1.75 V if the electrode in the second half-cell is Mn(s).
D. 1.75 V if the electrode in the second half-cell is Pt(s).
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