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Choose the correct relation between standard free energy change and standard cell potential

A

`Delta G^(@)= nF E_("cell")^(@)`

B

`Delta G^(@)= (nF)/(E_("cell")^(@))`

C

`Delta G^(@)= - nF E_("cell")^(@)`

D

`E_("cell")^(@) = - nFG^(@)`

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C

`Delta G^(@)= -nF E_("cell")^(@)` where n is number of moles of electrons taking part in the cell reactions, F is Faraday constant
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