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Calculate AG° for the reaction: 3Pb+2Fe3+ 3Pb2+ + 2Fe E° = 0.094 V (A) -9.0 kJ (B) -18 kJ (C) (C) -27 kJ -27 kJ (D) -54 kJ

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Calculate AG° for the reaction:
3Pb+2Fe3+
3Pb2+ + 2Fe
E° = 0.094 V
(A) -9.0 kJ (B) -18 kJ (C)
(C)
-27 kJ
-27 kJ (D) -54 kJ

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