Given the electrochemical reaction, Mg/ Mg 2(aq) // Zn²(aq)/Zn, E = +1.61 V. If the standard reduction potential of Zn²-Zn is-0.76V. What is the standard reduction potential of Mg2-Mg? A -2.37 V B) 0.85 V Ⓒ -0.85 V D2.37 V

Given the electrochemical reaction, Mg/ Mg 2(aq) // Zn²(aq)/Zn, E = +1.61 V. If the standard reduction potential of Zn²-Zn is-0.76V. What is the standard reduction potential of Mg2-Mg? A -2.37 V B) 0.85 V Ⓒ -0.85 V D2.37 V

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