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Question

Consider the following standard electrode potentials (E^o in volts) in aqueous solution :

Element	M³⁺ /M	M⁺ /M
A1	-1.66	+ 0.55
T1	+1.26	- 0.34

Based on these data, which of the following statements is correct ?

T1⁺ is more stable than A1³⁺

A1⁺ is more stable than A1³⁺

T1 ⁺ is more stable than A1⁺

T1³⁺ is more stable than A1³⁺

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