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Complete this table relating the values of Ecell and ΔG to the Q/K ratio Q/K Ecell...

Complete this table relating the values of Ecell and ΔG to the Q/K ratio

Q/K Ecell ΔG

<1
=1
>1

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The completed table is given below.

Q/K            Ecell            delta G

<1               >0                  <0

=1               =0                  =0

>1               <0                  >0

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