I need questions 3,4, and 5 answers. 2. Draw a diagram for the electrolytic cell and labela. Anodeb. Cathodec. Positive & Negative electrodesd. Ions in electrolyte solutione. Direction of electron flowf. Direction of ion flow3. Why is the measured mass different than calculated mass deposited?4. What affects the rate of deposition?5. Will the composition of brass have any effect on electroplating?147

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I need questions 3,4, and 5 answers.

2. Draw a diagram for the electrolytic cell and label
a. Anode
b. Cathode
c. Positive & Negative electrodes
d. Ions in electrolyte solution
e. Direction of electron flow
f. Direction of ion flow
3. Why is the measured mass different than calculated mass deposited?
4. What affects the rate of deposition?
5. Will the composition of brass have any effect on electroplating?
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