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1.	What is the standard reduction potential of the cathode of a galvanic cell if the standard EMF of the cell and the standard reduction potential of the anode are 2.71 and -2.37 respectively?
A.	0.68 volts
B.	-0.68 volts
C.	-0.34 volts
D.	0.34 volts
Answer» E.

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