1.a. 21.5 g of Ag was plated from a solution of AGNO3 with a current of 3.45 amps. a. The moles of electrons passed into the silver nitrate solution is ---- mole. b. The time required to do the plating in minutes is --- figs and use 107.9g/mol for the molar mass of silver). minutes. (keep the correct number of sig -- I wrote 0.199 mole, 92.7 minutes and one of them was wrong. which one is it and what is the correct answer? 1.b. Mo theory would predict OF- to have the same bond order and magnetic properties as a. F2- b. F2+ C. F2 d. two of these choices

1.a. 21.5 g of Ag was plated from a solution of AGNO3 with a current of 3.45 amps. a. The moles of electrons passed into the silver nitrate solution is ---- mole. b. The time required to do the plating in minutes is --- figs and use 107.9g/mol for the molar mass of silver). minutes. (keep the correct number of sig -- I wrote 0.199 mole, 92.7 minutes and one of them was wrong. which one is it and what is the correct answer? 1.b. Mo theory would predict OF- to have the same bond order and magnetic properties as a. F2- b. F2+ C. F2 d. two of these choices

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter18: Electrochemistry

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