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Derive W=Mit/nF and explain by using faradays first law

Derive W=Mit/nF and explain by using faradays first law

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Vikas TU
14149 Points
7 years ago
The faraday’s laws of eqns. were experimentally derived that is acc. to the definition
from the Faraday’s first law it is:
The amount of substance deposited on electrode would be directly proportional to the charge andd Eq. Weight.
Hence,
W = Q*M/F
   = MIT/nF
where F is the constant and 1 F = 96485 C/mol.
n is the valence factor.

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