Which statement does not correctly describe a "dead" battery with a voltage of 0?

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A "dead" battery with a voltage of 0 does not necessarily mean that all the reactants have been converted into products. It indicates that the cell can no longer provide an electrical work output, which can be due to the reactants and products reaching an equilibrium state where the free energy change for the reaction is zero, making the cell potential zero as well. However, this does not imply that all reactants have been completely converted to products, as equilibrium can be reached with reactants still present.

Which Statement Does Not Correctly Describe a "Dead" Battery with a Voltage