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Faraday's Laws of Electrolysis Calculator
Calculate the mass of metal deposited or dissolved during electrolysis using Faraday's laws.
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Mass deposited
2.3693 g
Moles of electrons
0.0746 mol e⁻
Moles of metal deposited
0.0373 mol
Charge passed
7,200 C
Formula and working
m = (I·t·M) / (n·F)
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Collect the inputs
Current I = 2 A; Time = 3,600 s; Molar mass M = 63.5 g/mol; Valence / electrons transferred n = 2
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Apply the formula
m = (I·t·M) / (n·F)
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Result
Mass deposited = 2.3693 g
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