What is the difference between a galvanic cell and an electrolytic cell?

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vera_ewing · Answer

A.	A galvanic cell converts reduction reactions into an electrolytic cell, and an electrolytic cell converts oxidation reactions into a galvanic cell.
 		B.	A galvanic cell uses electrical energy to cause redox reactions to occur, and an electrolytic cell generates electrical current.
 		C.	A galvanic cell generates electrical current, and an electrolytic cell uses electrical energy to cause redox reactions to occur.
 		D.	A galvanic cell converts oxidation reactions into an electrolytic cell, and an electrolytic cell converts reduction reactions into a galvanic cell.

vera_ewing · Answer

@iPwnBunnies Please help me!!!

ipwnbunnies · Answer

These all seem kinda wrong to me. Maybe I'm not reading this correctly lol.

vera_ewing · Answer

@iPwnBunnies which seems like the best answer?

ipwnbunnies · Answer

You know, a quick web search on the two types of cells wouldn't hurt, either.

vera_ewing · Answer

I did but I posted the question on here because i'm not sure which seems right...

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Ok, then, the best answer should be C, since galvanic, or voltaic, cells can generate electric current.

vera_ewing · Answer

thank you so much! :)