The standard hydrogen electrode is
A) used to calibrate voltmeters.
B) the reference point for all standard reduction potentials.
C) needed to activate electrochemical cells.
D) often overlooked in measuring standard reduction potentials.
E) used to produce a standard cell potential of exactly 1 V.
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