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41. For a certain reaction, AH° = -76.0 kJ and AS° = -234 J/K. If n = 3, calculate E°tot for the reaction at 25°C. a. 0.000022 V b. 0.022 V c. 0.032 V d. 0.065 V e. 0.096 V

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41. For a certain reaction, AH° =-76.0 kJ and AS° = -234 J/K. If n= 3, calculate E°tot for the reaction at
25°C.
a. 0.000022 V
b. 0.022 V
c. 0.032 V
d. 0.065 V
e. 0.096 V

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