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The following cell Al(s) | Al^(3+(aq, ...

The following cell
`Al(s) | Al^(3+(aq, 0.001 M) || Cu^(2+)(aq, 0.10 M)| Cu(s)` has a standard cell potential, `E^(@)` = 200V. What is the cell potential for this cell at the concentration given?

A

2.07 V

B

2.03 V

C

1.97 V

D

1.94 V

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