1. By what mass (in grams) will a chromium cathode increase when it is coupled to a magnesium half-cell in which the magnesium anode loses 1.53 grams? (assuming chromium ions in solution are Cr3+).
Equivalent (Mg) = M / valence = 24/2 = 12
Equivalent (Cr) = M / valence = 54/3 = 18
the substances at the cathode and anode are present in equivalent amounts.
12 g — 18 g
1,53 g — X
X = 1,53 * 18 / 12 = 2,295 g
Answer: 2,295 g
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