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An electrolytic cell differs from an voltaic cell in that the electrolytic cell 1. Produces an electric current 2. Is exothermic 3. Involves redox 4. Uses an applied electric cu…

An electrolytic cell differs from an voltaic cell in that the electrolytic cell 1. Produces an electric current 2. Is exothermic 3. Involves redox 4. Uses an applied electric cu…
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An electrolytic cell differs from an voltaic cell in that the electrolytic cell

1. Produces an electric current
2. Is exothermic
3. Involves redox
4. Uses an applied electric current

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User Neeraj Mehta
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the answer is 4. It uses an applied electric current. Like a battery

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User Cybergatto
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The answer is 4 hope it helps
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