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What is standard cell potential for the reaction `3Ni (s) + 2Al^(3+)(1M)rarr3Ni^(2o+)(1M) + 2Al(s)` if `E_(Ni)^0 =- 0.25 V` and `E_(AI)^0 = -1.66V`?

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