Which of the following statements are true for a battery? Select all that apply. A.OA primary battery cannot be recharged and secondary batteries are rechargeable. B.O The battery is dead when the reaction quotient, Q, equals the equilibrium constant, K. C.O The battery is dead when E°=0. cell D.OWhen the battery reaction is at equilibrium, the battery produces a voltage. E.O When the size of a battery is doubled, the voltage of the battery is doubled.

Which of the following statements are true for a battery? Select all that apply. A.OA primary battery cannot be recharged and secondary batteries are rechargeable. B.O The battery is dead when the reaction quotient, Q, equals the equilibrium constant, K. C.O The battery is dead when E°=0. cell D.OWhen the battery reaction is at equilibrium, the battery produces a voltage. E.O When the size of a battery is doubled, the voltage of the battery is doubled.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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