When equilibrium is reached in an electrochemical cell, the voltage reaches its maximum value. 1. false 2. true?

False

Voltage in an electrochemical cell is in indication of equilibrium, higher will be the non-equilibrium, higher will be the voltage, or we can say at equilibrium voltage tends to 0.

Voltage in an electrical cell is the result of flow of electron, which flow due to difference in charge of the cells, higher the charge difference higher will be the voltage, as the equilibrium between the chemical cells established the flow of electron will stop, and the voltage of the cell tend to 0.

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