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For the cell reaction , Cu^(2+)(aq)(C2) ...

For the cell reaction ,
`Cu^(2+)(aq)(C_2) +Zn(s) rarrZn^(2+)(aq)(C_1)+Cu(s)`, the change in free energy`(Delta G)` at a given temperature is a function of :

A

`lnC_1`

B

`ln(C_2//C_1)`

C

`ln(C_1+C_2)`

D

`ln C_2`

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