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The potential that the electrode reaction attains when it reaches equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential (correct).
The potential that the electrode reaction attains when it reaches equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential.
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The potential that the electrode reaction attains when it reaches equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential.