The process involving the gain or acceptance of (a)   by an atom, ion, or molecule is called reduction.

The volumetric methods of analysis, which have been developed on the basis of (a)   are termed oxidation-reduction titrations.

Redox titrations are also called (a)   .

The substances, which gain electrons and get reduced, are called (a)   .

The reducing agents are also called (a)   .

Equations, which show either oxidation or reduction alone, are known as (a)   .

For (a)   solution, activity coefficient is assumed to be unity.

The emf generated by (a)   is independent of the size or shape of the solid electrodes used.

Electrochemical cells can be classified as (a)   and electrolytic cell.

(a)   is denoted by the symbol ΔG⁰.

Shorthand notation is used to describe (a)   cells.

A single vertical indicates a (a)   .

(a)   represents two phase boundaries.

When the half-cell of interest behaves spontaneously as a cathode, it is the (a)   electrode of the galvanic cell.