We consider the following dismutation reaction:2Cu+ (aq) = Cu²+ (aq) + Cu (s)Calculate the standard free enthalpy.DataE°(Cut/Cu)=0.512 V; E°(Cu²+/Cu*)=0.168 VSelect one:a. -16.6 kJb.+16.6 kJC.+33.1 kJd. -33.1 kJe. cannot be calculated

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We consider the following dismutation reaction: 2Cu+ (aq) = Cu²+ (aq) + Cu (s) Calculate the standard free enthalpy. Data

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