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Standard XII
Chemistry
Faraday's First Law
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Question
How many grams of water will be electrolysed by
96500
coulomb charge?
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Solution
96500
C
charge,
H
2
O
⟶
H
2
+
1
2
O
2
∴
mole of
e
−
transferred per mole of water
=
2
∴
Chagre per mole of water
=
2
×
1.6
×
10
−
19
C
×
6.022
×
10
23
=
19.27
×
10
4
∴
no. of moles of water
=
96500
19.27
×
10
4
=
0.50078
⟹
No. of grams of
H
2
O
=
0.50078
×
18
=
9.014
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