When 3.86 amperes current is passes through an electrolyte for 50 minutes, 2.4 grams of a divalent metal is deposited. The gram atomic weight of the metal (in grams) is :
64
40
24
12
A
24
B
12
C
64
D
40
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The quantity of electricity passed =Q(C)=I(A)×t(s)=3.86A×3000s=11580C. The gram atomic weight of divalent metal = W gmol Moles of electrons passed =Q(C)96500Cmole−=11580C96500Cmole−=1158096500mole− The mass of divalent metal deposited = 2.4 g =atomicweightofmetal×moleratio×molesofelectronspassed=Wgmol×1molmetal2mole−×1158096500mole−W=40gmol.
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