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Calculate the reduction potential of the Cu^ 2+ / ( Cu electrode when [Cu^ 2+ ]=1.0*10^ -8 M SRP:E^ 0 CU+2/CU =+0.34 V A + 0.58 V B - 0.58 V + 0.10 V

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Calculate the reduction potential of the Cu^ 2+ / ( Cu electrode when [Cu^ 2+ ]=1.0*10^ -8 M SRP:E^ 0 CU+2/CU =+0.34 V

A + 0.58 V

B - 0.58 V

+ 0.10 V

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