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Derive an expression relating standard e.m.f. of the cell with the equilibrium constant of the cell reaction.

A

In `k_(c)=(nFE_("cell")^(@))/(RT)`

B

`k_(c)=(nFE_("cell")^(@))/(RT)`

C

`E_("cell")^(@)=(RT)/(nF)` in `k_(c)`

D

`k_(c)=(RT)/(nF)` in `E_("cell")^(@)`

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A
`E_("cell")^(@)=-nFE^(@)`
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