03. ELECTROCHEMISTRY
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19817 The amount of charge required to liberate \(9\, gm\) of aluminium (atomic weight = \(27\) and valency = \(3\)) in the process of electrolysis is ......... \(\mathrm{coulombs}\) (Faraday's number  \(=96500\,coulombs/gm\) equivalent)

1 \(321660\)
2 \(69500\)
3 \(289500\)
4 \(96500\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19818 In an electroplating experiment, \(m \,gm\) of silver is deposited when \(4\, ampere\) of current flows for \(2\) minute. The amount (in \(gm\)) of silver deposited by \(6\, ampere\) of current for \(40\) second will be

1 \(4 m\)
2 \(m/2\)
3 \(m/4\)
4 \(2 m\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19819 In electrolysis, if the duration of the passage of current is doubled, the mass liberated is

1 Doubled
2 Halved
3 Increased four times
4 Remains the same
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19820 A current of \(16\, ampere\) flows through molten \(NaCl\) for \(10\) minute. The amount of metallic sodium that appears at the negative electrode would be ............ \(\mathrm{gm}\)

1 \(0.23\)
2 \(1.15\)
3 \(2.3\)
4 \(11.5\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19817 The amount of charge required to liberate \(9\, gm\) of aluminium (atomic weight = \(27\) and valency = \(3\)) in the process of electrolysis is ......... \(\mathrm{coulombs}\) (Faraday's number  \(=96500\,coulombs/gm\) equivalent)

1 \(321660\)
2 \(69500\)
3 \(289500\)
4 \(96500\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19818 In an electroplating experiment, \(m \,gm\) of silver is deposited when \(4\, ampere\) of current flows for \(2\) minute. The amount (in \(gm\)) of silver deposited by \(6\, ampere\) of current for \(40\) second will be

1 \(4 m\)
2 \(m/2\)
3 \(m/4\)
4 \(2 m\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19819 In electrolysis, if the duration of the passage of current is doubled, the mass liberated is

1 Doubled
2 Halved
3 Increased four times
4 Remains the same
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19820 A current of \(16\, ampere\) flows through molten \(NaCl\) for \(10\) minute. The amount of metallic sodium that appears at the negative electrode would be ............ \(\mathrm{gm}\)

1 \(0.23\)
2 \(1.15\)
3 \(2.3\)
4 \(11.5\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19817 The amount of charge required to liberate \(9\, gm\) of aluminium (atomic weight = \(27\) and valency = \(3\)) in the process of electrolysis is ......... \(\mathrm{coulombs}\) (Faraday's number  \(=96500\,coulombs/gm\) equivalent)

1 \(321660\)
2 \(69500\)
3 \(289500\)
4 \(96500\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19818 In an electroplating experiment, \(m \,gm\) of silver is deposited when \(4\, ampere\) of current flows for \(2\) minute. The amount (in \(gm\)) of silver deposited by \(6\, ampere\) of current for \(40\) second will be

1 \(4 m\)
2 \(m/2\)
3 \(m/4\)
4 \(2 m\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19819 In electrolysis, if the duration of the passage of current is doubled, the mass liberated is

1 Doubled
2 Halved
3 Increased four times
4 Remains the same
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19820 A current of \(16\, ampere\) flows through molten \(NaCl\) for \(10\) minute. The amount of metallic sodium that appears at the negative electrode would be ............ \(\mathrm{gm}\)

1 \(0.23\)
2 \(1.15\)
3 \(2.3\)
4 \(11.5\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19817 The amount of charge required to liberate \(9\, gm\) of aluminium (atomic weight = \(27\) and valency = \(3\)) in the process of electrolysis is ......... \(\mathrm{coulombs}\) (Faraday's number  \(=96500\,coulombs/gm\) equivalent)

1 \(321660\)
2 \(69500\)
3 \(289500\)
4 \(96500\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19818 In an electroplating experiment, \(m \,gm\) of silver is deposited when \(4\, ampere\) of current flows for \(2\) minute. The amount (in \(gm\)) of silver deposited by \(6\, ampere\) of current for \(40\) second will be

1 \(4 m\)
2 \(m/2\)
3 \(m/4\)
4 \(2 m\)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19819 In electrolysis, if the duration of the passage of current is doubled, the mass liberated is

1 Doubled
2 Halved
3 Increased four times
4 Remains the same
ELECTROCHEMISTRY

19820 A current of \(16\, ampere\) flows through molten \(NaCl\) for \(10\) minute. The amount of metallic sodium that appears at the negative electrode would be ............ \(\mathrm{gm}\)

1 \(0.23\)
2 \(1.15\)
3 \(2.3\)
4 \(11.5\)