How many Coulombs of electric charge are required for the complete reduction of of ions to metallic aluminium?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C.
- Step 1: The electrode reduction reaction is: .
- Step 2: Reduction of of requires of electrons: .
- Step 3: .
Answer
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Why not the others: corresponds to (monovalent reduction); corresponds to divalent ions; and corresponds to tetravalent ions.
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