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`E^(@)` for `Cl_2`(g) `+2e^(-)to2Cl^-`(aq) is `1.36 V`, `E^(@)` for `Cl^-` (aq) `to1//2Cl_2`(g)`+e^-` is:

A

`1.36V`

B

`-1.36V`

C

`-0.68`

D

`0.68V`

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