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Two lead storage batteries were operated in separate experiments (I, II).

I. The maximum work obtained was 'X' at cell potential 2 V consuming 1 mole of lead.
II. The maximum work obtained was 'Y' at cell potential 1.5 V consuming 0.1 mole of lead.

Then, X:Y is:

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