The efficiency of a hypothetical cell is about `84%` which involves the following reactions: `A(s) + B^(2+)(aq) rightarrow A^(2+

The efficiency of a hypothetical cell is about `84%` which involves the following reactions:
`A(s) + B^(2+)(aq) rightarrow A^(2+)(aq) _ B(s)` `DeltaH = -285kJ`
Then, the standard electrode potential of the cell will be: (Asume `DeltaS = 0)
A. `1.20V`
B. `2.40V`
C. `1.10V`
D. `1.24V`

The efficiency of a hypothetical cell is about `84%` which involves the following reactions: `A(s) + B^(2+)(aq) rightarrow A^(2+)(aq) _ B(s)` `DeltaH

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