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The standard reduction potentials of `Cu^(=2),Ag^(+),Hg^(+2)` and `Mg^(+2)` are `0.34v,+0.80v,+0.79V` and `-2.37V` respectively. With increasing voltage, the squence of deposition of metals on the cathode from a molten mixture containing all those ions is

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