Question

• Which one is the correct equation
for Bethes law ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Which one is the correct equation that represents the first law of electrolysis ?

Answer 2

If 'm' is the weight or amount of a substance deposited or liberated and 'c' ampere of current is passed for ’t’ seconds, then according to the law:

m α c x t

Or m = Z c t

Where Z is a constant, known as "electrochemical equivalent" of the substance. If one ampere of current is passed for one second; then w = Z. This means when one ampere of current is passed for one second; then the weight or amount of the substance deposited or liberated is exactly equal to its electrochemical equivalent.