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From the standard reduction potentials listed in Table 7.1 for Sn2+|Sn and Pb2+|Pb, calculate the ratio...

From the standard reduction potentials listed in Table 7.1 for Sn2+|Sn and Pb2+|Pb, calculate the ratio of [Sn2+] to [Pb2+] at equilibrium at 25◦C and the ∆rG◦ value for the reaction.

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