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  17. Write the electrode reaction occurring in H(2)-O(2) fuel cell.

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  18. Write the electrode reaction involved in rusting of iron.

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  19. Define : (i) Sacrificial and cathode protection

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  20. Define : (ii) Galvanisation.

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