Calculate the time, in minutes, needed to plate 17.697 g of metal M at 43 Amps. The molar mass of metal M is 57.915 g/mol. M6+ + 6 e– → M Recall that, C = A*s, and Faraday’s constant, F, is 96,485 C/mole of electrons.

Calculate the time, in minutes, needed to plate 17.697 g of metal M at 43 Amps. The molar mass of metal M is 57.915 g/mol. M6+ + 6 e– → M Recall that, C = A*s, and Faraday’s constant, F, is 96,485 C/mole of electrons.

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Calculate the time, in minutes, needed to plate 17.697 g of metal M at 43 Amps. The molar mass of metal M is 57.915 g/mol.

M⁶⁺ + 6 e^– → M

Recall that, C = A*s, and Faraday’s constant, F, is 96,485 C/mole of electrons.

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