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`E^@` for `Mg to 2e^(-) + Mg^(2+) ` is `+ 2.37 V` and for `Cu to 2e^(-) + Cu` is `-0.34V` . What will be the standard potential of cell constructed with these electrodes ? Which electrode will be positive terminal to draw the current?

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2.71 V, Cu electrode
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