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if ∆G° of the following reaction is -110 kj/mol, what is E°cell? (F=96,500 C*mol^-1) A^3+(aq)+3B(s)->A(s)+3B^+(aq)

if ∆G° of the following reaction is -110 kj/mol, what is E°cell? (F=96,500 C*mol^-1)
A^3+(aq)+3B(s)->A(s)+3B^+(aq)

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