7. Calculate the charge carried by each copper ion in the solution. I. PURPOSE:Is cakutate Hr Specifir charge8coper Taas ubickis the amant of chage curlied bup mit mo6sScopperIous.II. DATA AND DATA ANALYSIS:Enter your data of the masses, m, and m2 in kg as related to the current, I,in Ampere and time, t, in minutes in Table (10.1) below:1.7.Table(10.1)Current(I) | Time (t) Amount of chargeDeposited massm2ighlabiai Mcu (m2-m,)(Kg).m1(It)(A)(min)(Kg)(Kg)(Coulomb)0,6A0.8201036. 36.86| 36-51- 36.567.01/001-36.82 36.92D.2 x10 x 60 = 0A5.490.3A20D,9X 5x60= 2+D8.D. 0636.920,3A0141094X6x 0= 24036.16 36 6-3698=05 02Use the data in Table (10.1) to plot the amount of charge (It) versus themass of the deposited copper Mcu.3.What type of relationship do you see between Mcu and It?Direct Liser108 4.From your graph find the specific charge,K, of copper ions by calculatingthe slope.5.What are the units of K?colon/Kg6.Estimate the error, AK, in your value and write the result as K ± AK.7.Calculate the charge carried by each copper ion in the solution.Slaep)8.Use the result above to calculate the charge of the electron e. How doesit compare with the standard value?Pf A-t 100 %

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I. PURPOSE: Io cakutate thr Spacitic charge8 Copper Tas ubick is the amant f dhange currird bya nit mos fcopperIaus, II. DATA AND DATA ANALYSIS: Enter your data of the masses, m, and m, in kg as related to the current, I, in Ampere and time, t, in minutes in Table (10.1) below: 1. 7. Table(10.1) Amount of charge (It) Current(I) Time (t) Deposited mass m2 ualiai gai Mcu = (m2-m,) (Kg) a m1 (A) (min) (Kg) (Kg) (Coulomb) 0,6A 0.8 20 10 D.S x10 x 60 = " 36. 36.86 36-67.-36.56 7.01 a5.49 36.42-364568 10,01- 0.3A 20 36.8 36.92 D9X 5x60= 2+0 D. 06 s 3. 36 45-369 0,3A 014 10 0,4x 6x 0= 240 36.42 36.95 0. 02 Use the data in Table (10.1) to plot the amount of charge (It) versus the mass of the deposited copper Mcu. 3. What type of relationship do you see between Mcu and It? Diret liser 108 he

I. PURPOSE: Io cakutate thr Spacitic charge8 Copper Tas ubick is the amant f dhange currird bya nit mos fcopperIaus, II. DATA AND DATA ANALYSIS: Enter your data of the masses, m, and m, in kg as related to the current, I, in Ampere and time, t, in minutes in Table (10.1) below: 1. 7. Table(10.1) Amount of charge (It) Current(I) Time (t) Deposited mass m2 ualiai gai Mcu = (m2-m,) (Kg) a m1 (A) (min) (Kg) (Kg) (Coulomb) 0,6A 0.8 20 10 D.S x10 x 60 = " 36. 36.86 36-67.-36.56 7.01 a5.49 36.42-364568 10,01- 0.3A 20 36.8 36.92 D9X 5x60= 2+0 D. 06 s 3. 36 45-369 0,3A 014 10 0,4x 6x 0= 240 36.42 36.95 0. 02 Use the data in Table (10.1) to plot the amount of charge (It) versus the mass of the deposited copper Mcu. 3. What type of relationship do you see between Mcu and It? Diret liser 108 he

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