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The standard EMF of the cell reaction
`1/2Cu(s)+1/2Cl_2(g) to 1/2Cu^(2+)+Cl^-`
is 0.2 V. The value of `/_\G^0` will be

A

`-98430 J`

B

`98430 J`

C

`96500 J`

D

`-96500 J`

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A
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