Answer to Question #236755 in General Chemistry for Jay

General Chemistry

Question #236755

Calculate the mass of copper liberated by 5790 coulombs

Expert's answer

Molar mass of copper = 63.5g

number if coulombs = 5790C

1faraday=96500C

mass of copper = "\\frac{5790C}{96500C} \u00d7 63.5g"

mass of copper = 3.81g

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