A student performed the experiment of the specific charge of copper ions and found that k = 3.03 x 10° C/Kg In order to accumulate I gram of copper ions in the cathode, the student adjusted the rheostat to give a current of 5A. For how long did the current flow in the circuit (in minute)?

A student performed the experiment of the specific charge of copper ions and found that k = 3.03 x 10° C/Kg In order to accumulate I gram of copper ions in the cathode, the student adjusted the rheostat to give a current of 5A. For how long did the current flow in the circuit (in minute)?

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A student performed the experiment of the specific charge of copper ions and found that k =
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adjusted the rheostat to give a current of 5A. For how long did the current flow in the circuit (in
minute)?
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