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10. Given a Galvanic cell Zn(s) I zs. I cu-l cus) the right-hand side of this notation represents the A. The spontaneous nait ot the reaction B. The reduction half-reaction C. The oxidation half-reaction D. The anode side of the cell E. You cannot split up the cell; everything works together

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