S1 : Ce^(4+)//Ce^(3+) = 1.74V S2: Ce^(...

`S_1` : `Ce^(4+)//Ce^(3+)` = 1.74V
`S_2`: `Ce^(4+)` is more stable then `Ce^(3+)`

Both `S_1 & S_2` are correct

`S_1` is correct & `S_2` is wrong

`S_2` is correct & `S_1` is wrong

Both `S_1 & S_2` are wrong

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