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Charge and Current

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1C electricity deposits:
10.8 g of Ag
electrochemical equivalent of Ag
half of electrochemical equivalent of Ag
96500 g of Ag

A

10.8 g of Ag

B

half of electrochemical equivalent of Ag

C

electrochemical equivalent of Ag

D

96500 g of Ag

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The correct option is B electrochemical equivalent of Ag
From Faraday's first law, $w = Z \times Q$

When $Q = 1 C$

$Z = \frac{108}{1} = 108$

$w = Z$

Where $Z =$ electrochemical equivalent of Ag.

Hence, option B is correct.

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