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Standard XII
Chemistry
Faraday's First Law
If one Farada...
Question
If one Faraday was to be
48250
coulomb instead of
96500
coulomb, what will be charge of an electron?
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Solution
1 Faraday=charge of 1 mol of electron
let charge of 1 electron =
x
then
N
A
x
=
48250
C
x
=
48250
6.23
×
10
23
x
=
0.774
×
10
−
19
C
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