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The quantity of electric current which liberates one gram equivalent of a substance at an electrode during electrolysis is known as

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International ampere

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Coulomb

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Faraday number

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Avogadro number

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The correct option is C Faraday number
Faraday number is defined as the quantity of electric current which liberates one gram equivalent of a substance at an electrode during electrolysis.

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