What is the change in mass (in grams) of the cathode if a (1.2150 x 10^1) A current runs for...
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What is the change in mass (in grams) of the cathode if a (1.2150 x {eq}10^1 {/eq}) A current runs for (8.55 x {eq}10^0 {/eq}) h during the electrolysis of a solution of nickel(II) bromide?
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Electrolysis is a process by which a direct electric current is used in order to stimulate a supposedly non-spontaneous chemical reaction. This type of technique is carried out in an electrolytic cell, where there should be an oxidation-reduction reaction that is contained in positive and negative electrodes separated and immersed in a solution composed of negatively and positively charged ions.
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Since there is no initial mass of the cathode, we will calculate the mass of the deposited {eq}Ni{/eq} as {eq}Ni^{2+}{/eq} is reduced and assume it...
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