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Calculate the emf of the following cell at `25^@C`
`H_2(g) (1atm)//H^+ (aq)|| OH^(-) (aq)//O_2(g) (1atm)` from the following data:
`H_2O=H^+ +OH^(-) , DeltaG^@=76.2kJ//mol e`

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