Electrolysis: Faraday's laws
Set the current, time and metal to see the charge passed and the mass deposited at the cathode.
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What is the Faraday constant?
The charge on one mole of electrons, about 96 500 C.
What formula does it use?
Q = It; moles of electrons = Q/F; mass = (moles of electrons ÷ charge on ion) × molar mass.
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