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The potential of the cell for the reaction `M(s)+2H^(+)(1M) rarr H_(2)(1"atm")+M^(2+)(0.1M)` is 1.65 V. The standard reduction potential for `M M^(2+)` electrode is :

A

1.6205 V

B

1.6795 V

C

1.709 V

D

1.591 V

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