Predict which of the following statement(s) is/are correct about the usage of salt bridge inelectrochemistry.Statement I: It is widely used to prevent mixing of the contents in the two half cells in anelectrochemical cell.Statement II: It isolates the reactants but maintains electrical contact between the two half-cells ofthe electrochemical cell.Answer Choices:(A) Only I is correct(B) Only II is correct(C) Both I and II are correct(D) Both I and II are incorrect

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redict which of the following statement(s) is/are correct about the usage of salt bridge in ectrochemistry. tatement I: It is widely used to prevent mixing of the contents in the two half cells in an ectrochemical cell. atement II: It isolates the reactants but maintains electrical contact between the two half-cells of e electrochemical cell. nswer Choices:

redict which of the following statement(s) is/are correct about the usage of salt bridge in ectrochemistry. tatement I: It is widely used to prevent mixing of the contents in the two half cells in an ectrochemical cell. atement II: It isolates the reactants but maintains electrical contact between the two half-cells of e electrochemical cell. nswer Choices:

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