An electrolytic cell was set-up to plate out Ni from a solution of Ni(CN)4?. At a constant current the mass of the nickel electrode increased from 26.0g to 37.9g after 1 hr. What was the value of the current flow? 2A 4A 6A 9A 11A

An electrolytic cell was set-up to plate out Ni from a solution of Ni(CN)4?. At a constant current the mass of the nickel electrode increased from 26.0g to 37.9g after 1 hr. What was the value of the current flow? 2A 4A 6A 9A 11A

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