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The standard reduction potential of a AgCl/Ag electrode is 0.2V and that of a silver electrode (Ag+/Ag) is 0.79V. The maximum amount of AgCl that can dissolve in 106 L of a 0.1M AgNO3 solution is:
  1. 0.5mmol
  2. 1.0mmol
  3. 2.0mmol
  4. 2.5mmol

A
1.0mmol
B
2.0mmol
C
0.5mmol
D
2.5mmol
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AgCl+1eAg+Cl; (E0=0.2V)

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