10.a. What is the capacity of a battery that was discharged at 75 A for 5.95 hr before reaching the cutoff voltage? A. 450.75 Ah B. 446.25 Ah C. 445.50 Ah D. 452.25 Ah 10.b. If the weight of a pint of water is 473 g (grams) and the weight of a pint of sulfuric acid is 591 g, what is the specific gravity of the sulfuric acid? A. 1.262 B. 1.276 C. 1.249 D. 0.800

10.a. What is the capacity of a battery that was discharged at 75 A for 5.95 hr before reaching the cutoff voltage? A. 450.75 Ah B. 446.25 Ah C. 445.50 Ah D. 452.25 Ah 10.b. If the weight of a pint of water is 473 g (grams) and the weight of a pint of sulfuric acid is 591 g, what is the specific gravity of the sulfuric acid? A. 1.262 B. 1.276 C. 1.249 D. 0.800

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 83QAP: A lead storage battery delivers a current of 6.00 A for one hour and 22 minutes at a voltage of 12.0...

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