Electrolysis of Aqueous Salts

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Electrochemistry Mole Calculations in Electrochemistry • The electrolysis of molten sodium chloride produces sodium and chlorine. Calculate the time in seconds taken for a current of 50.0 A to produce 120 dm3 of chlorine gas. c) Rearrange Faraday’s equation of electrolysis... moles of electrons = (current in A  time in s)  96 500 ...to make time the subject of the equation. time in s = (moles of electrons  96 500)  current in A d) Substitute known values into the rearranged version of Faraday’s equation and hence calculate the time taken. time in s = (10.0  96 500)  50.0 = 19 300 s

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