Find the maximum work needed for an electrolytic cell made from hydrolysis of copper (II) sulfate solution, assuming the conversion of copper (II) insolution to pure copper metal. (b) What will be the actual work if 256 grams of copper needs to be produced?

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a) Find the maximum work needed for an electrolytic cell made from hydrolysis of copper (II) sulfate solution, assuming the conversion of copper (II) insolution to pure copper metal. (b) What will be the actual work if 256 grams of copper needs to be produced?

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