How much current is necessary to produce h2 gas?
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Because hydrogen exists under real conditions as H2 we need 2 mole of electrons to produce 2 g of the gas. 1 Coulomb per second is 1 Amp. If you operate the process using electric current of 1 Amp you need 192600 s to get 2 g of hydrogen. That means 53.5 hours.
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Explanation:
hydrogen exists under real conditions as H2 we need 2 mole of electrons to produce 2 g of the gas. 1 Coulomb per second is 1 Amp. If you operate the process using electric current of 1 Amp you need 192600 s to get 2 g of hydrogen. That means 53.5 hours.
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