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The calomel electrode and Quinhydrone electrode are reversible with respect to which ions respectively:

A

`CI^(-),H^(+)`

B

`H^(+),CI^(-)`

C

`Hg_(2")^(2+)OH^(-)`

D

`Hg_(2)^(2+),OH^(+)`

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