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1.
∆G=-nFE°
n =6, F=96485, E°=(-0.13_-1.66),=1.53V
∆G=-(6*96485*1.53)
=-886KJ
2.
n=2,F=96485, E°=(-0.4_-0.76)=0.36V
∆G=-(2*96485*0.36)
=-69.5KJ
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