TS EAMCET · Chemistry · Electrochemistry
The electric charge for electrode deposition of one equivalent of a substance is equal to
- A
- B coulombs
- C
- D Charge on mole of electrons
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(D) Charge on mole of electrons
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Electric charge for the deposition of 1 equivalent of a substance is 1 Faraday. Equivalents = Moles × valency factor 1 mol of electrons will deposit 1 equivalent. Number of electrons in 1 mol=NA=6.023×1023 electrons. Now, Charge carried by 1…
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