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For the cell reaction,
`underset((C_(1)))(Cu^(2+)) (aq.)+Zn(s) rarr underset((C_(2)))(Zn^(2+))(aq.)+Cu(s)`
the change in free energy `(Delta G)` at a given temperature is a function of:

A

`ln C_(1)`

B

`ln ((C_(2))/(C_(1)))`

C

`ln (C_(1)+C_(2))`

D

`ln C_(2)`

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