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antoniya [11.8K]2 years ago

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An electrochemical process involves any process that has to do with the transfer of elecrons.

<h3>What is an elecrochemical process?</h3>

An electrochemical process involves any process that has to do with the transfer of elecrons. These process include redo reactionand electron transport chains.

It is a true statement that the actiivity series helps to detect the products in a reaction because a metal that is lower in the series is always displaced by a metal that is higher in the series.

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