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For a cell reaction : `M^(n+)(aq)+"ne"^(-) to M(s)`, the Nernst equation for electrode potential at any concertation measured with respect to standard hydrogen electrode is represented as

A

`E_(M^(n+)//M)=E _(M^(n+)//M)^(o) + (0.0591)/n log [Mn^(+)]`

B

`E_(M^(n+)//M)=E _(M^(n+)//M)^(o) -(0.0591)/n log [Mn^(+)]`

C

`E_(M^(n+)//M)=E _(M^(n+)//M)^(o) -n/(0.0591) log [Mn^(+)]`

D

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