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The potential of the cell containing two hydrogen electrodes as represented below
`Pt, H_2(g) |H^(+) (10^(-6) M)|| H^(+) (10^(-4) M)|H_2(g) , Pt` at 298 K is

A

`-0.118V`

B

`-0.0591V`

C

`0.118V`

D

`0.0591 V`

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