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In an electrochemical cell Delta G= Delt...

In an electrochemical cell `Delta G= Delta H`

A

`T rarr 0`

B

`T rarr oo`

C

`((d E_("cell"))/(dT))_(P) = 0`

D

`dE_("cell")= 0`

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A, C, D
`Delta G = Delta H rArr Delta S = 0 (or) T rarr 0`
`(Delta S)/(nF) = ((del E_("cell"))/(dT))_(P) rArr ((del E_("cell"))/(dT)) = 0 rArr del E_("cell") = 0`
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