ElectrochemistryHard

Question

The quantity of electricity required for the reduction of 1 mole of Fe2O3 to Fe is

Options

A.1F
B.0.33F
C.3F
D.6F

Solution

neq Fe2O3 reduced = n × n-factor = 1 × 6

∴ Charge needed = 6 F

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