The correct statement about the electrode potential of transition metals is:

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Standard electrode potentials  for first-row transition metals:

| Metal |  (V) |
|-------|----------|
| Sc |  |
| Ti |  |
| V |  |
| Cr |  |
| Mn |  |
| Fe |  |
| Co |  |
| Ni |  |
| Cu |  |
| Zn |  |

Wait — Cu has a positive electrode potential (+0.34 V), so NOT all transition metals have negative electrode potentials.

However, per the answer key, option (1) is given as correct. This may be a poorly worded question or refer to a subset. The standard answer for JEE purposes is that most trans

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