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Transcribed Image Text:What potential, in volts, is developed by the following electrochemical cell at 298 K?
Al(s) | Al³*(0.00100 M) || Cu²*(0.00100 M) | Cu(s)
A13*(aq) + 3e = Al(s)
E°red =-1.66V
Cu2+
(aq) + 2e¯ = Cu(s)
E°,
red = +0.34 y
(Hint: balance the cell reaction before you proceed.)
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1.95
2.00
O 1.97
O 2.07
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