An electrochemical cell produces a voltage of 1-1 V- If voltage more than 1-1 V is applied in opposite directionA- Cell voltage becomes zeroB- Cell continues to produce same voltageC- No change is observedD- Electrolysis of solution starts

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An electrochemical cell produces a voltage of 1.1V. If voltage more than 1.1V is applied in opposite direction

No change is observed

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Electrolysis of solution starts

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Cell voltage becomes zero

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Cell continues to produce same voltage

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