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Calculate the equilibrium constant `K_(c)` for the rections.
`3Sn^(4) + 2 cr to 3Sn^(2+) + 2Cr^(3+)`
Given `E^(o) = 0.885 V`.

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`E^(o)_("cell") = (0.059)/(n) logK_(c), n = 6`
`=0.885 = (0.059)/(6) log K_(c)`
`log K_(c) = (6 x 0.885)/(0.059) `
`K_(c) = "Antilog" 90=1xx 10^(90)`.
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