In a chemical element, the following reactions occur: Ag + Cl− = AgCl + e− on the negative silver electrode and 1/2 Cl2 + e− = Cl− on the positive platinum electrode (platinum does not react). At a very low current, 3280 cal of heat is released inside the cell for every mole of AgCl generated. During the reaction Ag + 1/2 Cl2 = AgCl, 29380 cal are released for each mole of AgCl formed. Find the EMF of the element, i.e. the energy transmitted by the element to the unit of the transmitted charge (1 cal ≈ 2.6⋅10−19 eV).