Chemistry, asked by tanushree1227, 6 months ago

viii. How will you calculate the moles
of electrons passed and mass of
the substance produced during
electrolysis of a salt solution using
reaction stoichiometry.​

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Answered by parilachauhan677
6

Answer:

The amount of substance formed during electrolysis can be calculated with the help of Faraday's first law of electrolysis.  

w=ZQ

where, w= mass of substance deposited on passing Q coulombs of electricity

          Z= electrochemical equivalent

         Q= amount of electricity passed

The number of moles of electrons can be calculated as

Q=nF

or, n = Q/F

where, n= number of moles of electrons

F= Faraday's constant

Q= amount of electricity passed

Explanation:

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Answered by HemaRathod
0

Answer:

current (A=c/s)x time (s) gives us the amount of charge transferred,in coulombs, during the experiment.using the farady constant,we can then change the charge (c) to number of moles of electrons transferred,since 1 mole electrons=96,500 c, now we know the number of moles of electrons transferred.

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