Mathematics · Electrochemistry Calculations
During electrolysis, a current deposits 54 g of copper (atomic mass = 64 g/mol) from a copper sulphate solution. Using the same amount of electricity, how much nickel (atomic mass = 59 g/mol) would be deposited from a nickel sulphate solution?
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- 154.0 g
- 264.0 g
- 349.8 g✓
- 439.5 g
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49.8 g
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