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`E^(@)` for the cell
`Zn(s)|Zn^(2+)(aq)|Cu^(2+)(aq)|Cu(s)` is 1.1V at `25^(@)C` the equilibrium constant for the cell reaction is about

A

`10^(-37)`

B

`10^(37)`

C

`10^(-39)`

D

`10^(39)`

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