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Greetings,
I have written down in my notes that Delta G (Gibbs free energy) is Positive in an electrolytic cell, whereas it is negative in a galvanic cell. Is this mostly true in most cases? What confuses me is that there is an equation Delta G =nFE(cell) that determines the spontaneously of a reaction in a electrolytic cell. So, I was confused on what it meant by being negative and positive in a cell. Is this the standard convention?
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