Reason for choice of labels:
1. Voltaic cell is Galvanic cell.
2,3 : it is common to both cells.
4 : chemical reaction produces electrical energy
5 : Electrodes are in separate containers in Voltaic cell
6. Salt bridge is only in Voltaic cell
7. Electrolytic cell only has non spontaneous Redox reaction, so, E cell is negative.
8. Electrolytic cell uses electrical energy to drive non spontaneous reaction.
9. It is a spontaneous reaction.
10. This occurs in electrolytic cell because electricity drives reaction.
11. It is characteristic of Voltaic cell.
12. Electroplating uses electrolytic cell.
13. For example, Dry cell is. a Voltaic cell.
14. Both are composed of half cells.
15. Voltaic cell has positive E cell
16. Voltaic cell has spontaneous reaction.
17. Corrosion is spontaneous.
18. It is a non spontaneous redox reaction.
19. Both constitute electrical circuit.
20. Al ore is reduced electrolytically to form Al metal.
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