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Calculate standard free energy change for the reaction `1/2 Cu(s) +1/2 Cl_(2) (g), 1/2 Cu^(2+) + Cl^(-)` taking place at `25^(@)` C in a cell whose standard e.m.f. is volts

A

`-98430 J`

B

`98430 J`

C

`96500 J`

D

`-49215` J

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