Faraday's laws of electrolysis are related to

Options

A. The atomic number of the cation
B. The atomic number of anion
C. The equivalent weght of the electrolyte
D. The speed of the cation

Answer

c

Explanation

Faraday's first law
The amount of substance liberated at the electrode is directly proportional to the quantity of electricity passed.
Electrochemical equivalent `(ECE)` is the amount of substance liberated on passing `1C` of electricity.
The `ECEs` of hydrogen , silver, and copper are `0.00001036,0.001118`, and `0.0003292, ` respectively.
Faraday's second law
If same quantity of electricity `(` same current for same time `)` is passed through different electrolytes, teh amount of substance liberated electrodes is in the ratio of their respective electrochemical equivalent `(` or equivalent weights `).`