The mass (m) of a substance deposited on cathode or anode during electrolysis is given as:

[where, Q- Charge, M- Molar mass, n- n-factor, F- Faraday's constant]

M = Q m / F n

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m = Q M / F n

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m = Q M F n

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Q = m F n / M

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The correct option is B $m = Q M / F n$

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