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The reaction `Cu^(2+)(aq)+2Cl^(c-)(aq) rarr Cu(s)+Cl_(2)(g)` has `E^(c-)._(cell)=-1.03V`. This reaction

A

can be made to produce electricity in a voltaic cell

B

can be made to occur in an electrolysis cell

C

occurs whenever `Cu^(2+) and Cl^(-)` are brought together in a aqueous solution

D

can occur in acidic but not in basic solution

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