What quantity of silver is deposited when 96500C of electricity is passed through a solution containing silver ions? (Ag = 108, 1F = 96500C)
1.08g
40g
10,.8g
21.6g
108g
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Here is an explanation:
since 1F=108g
96500c=(x)g
cross multiply,
x=96500*108/96500
X=108g
REF: check new school chemistry(osei yaw ababio) page 209

correct...use ds simple trick formula....Q=m x f/Mm whr 'Q' is d quantity, 'm' d mass 'f' faraday no. And 'Mm' molar mass. since u're looking for quantity of Ag=d mass den make 'm' d subject formula nd solve

M/Mm = Q/ F
M/108 = 96500/96500
96500M =96500 X 108
96500M =10422000
M =10422000 /96500
M =108g

the quantity of silver is deposited when 96500 colums of electricity is kassed through a solution containing silver ions (Ag=1 farade=96500)

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