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Which of the following statements is/are correct?

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One faraday is the charge carried by one mole of electrons

B

If same quantity of electricity flows through the solutions of $0.1 M A g N O_{3}$ and $0.1 M C u S O_{4}$ solutions, same weight of silver and copper will be deposited

C

Electrochemical equivalent has the units of grams per coulomb

D

Passage of one faraday of electricity produces one gram equivalent of the substance at the electrode

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