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A hittorf cell filtered with Ag/Agcl electrode is filled with Hcl solution that contain 0.3856×10–3gHcl/g water. A current of 2.00A is passed for exactly 3hours.the solution are withdraw,weight and analysed.the total weight of a cathode solution is 51.7436g,it contains 0.0267g of Hcl.the anode solution weight 52.0461g and contains 0.0133g of Hcl.what is the transference number of the H ion?
A hittorf cell filtered with Ag/Agcl electrode is filled with Hcl solution that contain 0.3856×10–3gHcl/g water. A current of 2.00A is passed for exactly 3hours,the solution are withdraw,weight and analysed.the total weight of a cathode solution is 51.7436g,it contains 0.0267g of Hcl.the anode solution weight 52.0461g and contains 0.0133g of Hcl.what is the transference number of the H ion?
How many coulombs of charge pass through a cell if 2.40 amperes of current are passed through the cell for 85.0 minutes?
What is the percent nitrogen in ammonium oxalate (NH4)2C2O4
____________is the proportion of hydrogen to oxygen by mass in water if 8.50g of iron 2oxide is heated in a current of dry hydrogen to give 6.58g of iron and 2.16g of water
If you ran as fast as you can the you suddenly stop, What usually happen?
Why partial charges of a dipole dont attract?
Is the joining together of oxygen atoms to form oxygen molecules exothermic?
In the electrolysis of a basic solution, oxygen can be produced by the half-reaction

4OH- = O2 + 2H2O + 4e-


How many moles of O2 can be produced from a solution that was electrolyzed for 3.00 hours using a current of 8.00 A?
1.49 x 10-2
4.48 x 10-2
0.224
0.448
0.896
The numerical value of the Faraday constant is given as 96,500. This value represents
the number of coloumbs of charge carried by one mole of
electrons.
the number of electrons corresponding to one coloumb of
charge.
the number of electrons corresponding to one mole of
electric charge.
the number of ions discharged by the passage of one mole
of electrons.
96,500 amp/sec.
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