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Identify the options below that are not true of standard cell potentials Select all that apply: A galvanic cell generates electric current spontaneously only if the cell potential is positive The anode is the species with the greater standard reduction potential. Standard cell potential is dependent on the stoichiometry of the overall reaction. Agalvanic cell generates electric current spontaneously only if the cell potential is negative.

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