ElectrochemistryHard

Question

The electric charge for electrode deposition of one gram equivalent of a substance is :

Options

A.one amp /sec

B.96,500 C / sec

C.one amp / hour

D.96,500 C

Solution

1 gm equivalent = 1 mole e^- = 96500 coluomb charge.

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