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The electric charge on one electron is 1.602 * 10-¹9 C. How much charge is present on 0.1 mole of Cu²+ ions?

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Solution

One Cu^2+ ion contains 2 positive charge
One mole Cu2+ ion contains = 2 Faraday charge
So 0.1 mole Cu2+ ion contains = 0.2F charge

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