Two moles of electrons can do which of the following: I. Reduce one mole of Ag+ to Ag II. Reduce one mole of Cu2+ to Cu III. Reduce 23 mole of Al3+ to Al
I,II,andIII
IandIIonly
Ionly
IIandIIIonly
A
Ionly
B
I,II,andIII
C
IandIIonly
D
IIandIIIonly
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Cu2++2e→Cu
1 mole of Cu2+ requires 2 moles of electrons to reduce to Cu
23Al3++2e→23Al
23 moles of Al3+ requires 2 moles of electrons to reduce to Al.
Hence, option C is correct.
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