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If `E_((1)/(2)X_(2)|X^(-))^(@)lt E_((1)/(2)Y_(2)|Y^(-))^(@) lt E_((1)/(2)Z_(2)|Z^(-))^(@)`, under standard conditions, which of the following of the following reaction will be spontaneous -

A

`Y_(2)+2Z^(-)rarr Z_(2)+2Y^(-)`

B

`X_(2)+2Z^(-)rarr Z_(2)+2X^(-)`

C

`Z_(2)+2X^(-)rarr X_(2)+2Z^(-)`

D

`X_(2)+2Y^(-)rarr Y_(2)+2X^(-)`

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