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Two beakers that have the same solution have different masses of metals deposited on their electrodes when the current passed .

A

is the same

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is different

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is zero

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Solution

The correct option is B is different
Faraday first law:
The mass deposited on the electrode is directly proportional to the current passed through ; $W = Z \times Q$ .
So if different masses are deposited then that implies that different currents must have been passed through the solutions.

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