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Faraday's laws

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5 Chemistry practice questions on Faraday's laws. Questions that assess core concepts and understanding.

Questions

  1. 1.

    How many seconds are required to deposit 2.70 g of aluminum at the cathode during the electrolysis of molten Al2O3\text{Al}_2\text{O}_3 using a steady current of 96.5 A? (Atomic mass of Al=27.0 g/mol\text{Al} = 27.0\text{ g/mol}, Faraday's constant F=96 500 C/mol e−F = 96\,500\text{ C/mol }e^-)

    • A) 300 s
    • B) 100 s
    • C) 600 s
    • D) 900 s
  2. 2.

    A constant electric current of 9.65 A is passed through an electrolytic cell containing a molten salt of an unknown metal Mn+M^{n+} for 50.0 minutes, depositing 0.100 mol of metal MM at the cathode. What is the value of nn, representing the oxidation state of the metal ion? (Faraday's constant F=96 500 C/mol e−F = 96\,500\text{ C/mol }e^-)

    • A) +1
    • B) +2
    • C) +3
    • D) +4
  3. 3.

    During the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid, an electric charge of 19,300 C is passed through the cell. What volume of oxygen gas (O2\text{O}_2) is liberated at the anode at standard temperature and pressure (STP)? (Faraday's constant F=96,500 C/mol e−F = 96,500\text{ C/mol }e^-; molar volume of gas at STP = 22.4 L/mol)

    • A) 1.12 L
    • B) 2.24 L
    • C) 4.48 L
    • D) 0.56 L
  4. 4.

    Two electrolytic cells containing molten AlCl3\text{AlCl}_3 and molten NaCl\text{NaCl} are connected in series. If 5.4 g of aluminum metal is deposited at the cathode of the first cell, what mass of sodium metal is deposited at the cathode of the second cell? (Al=27 g/mol\text{Al} = 27\text{ g/mol}, Na=23 g/mol\text{Na} = 23\text{ g/mol})

    • A) 4.6 g
    • B) 6.9 g
    • C) 13.8 g
    • D) 41.4 g
  5. 5.

    A constant electric current of 9.65 A9.65\text{ A} is passed through an aqueous copper(II) sulfate solution for 1000 seconds1000\text{ seconds}. What mass of copper metal is deposited at the cathode? (Cu=64 g/mol\text{Cu} = 64\text{ g/mol}, Faraday's constant F=96 500 C/mol e−F = 96\,500\text{ C/mol } e^-)

    • A) 3.2 g
    • B) 6.4 g
    • C) 1.6 g
    • D) 12.8 g