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In the cell represented by Pb(s)|Pb^(...

In the cell represented by
`Pb(s)|Pb^(2+)(1 M)||Ag^(+)(1M)|Ag(s)` the reducing agent is

A

Pb

B

`Pb^(2+)`

C

Ag

D

`Ag^(+)`

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