Calculate the standard emf for the subsequent reactions

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Using data in Appendix E in the textbook, calculate the standard emf for each of the subsequent reactions.

A: 2ClO?3(aq)+10Br?(aq)+12H+(aq)?Cl2(g)+5Br2(l)+6H2O(l).

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