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How much charge s requireed to produce `H_(2)` fas at the rate of `1 mL sec^(-1)` by the electrolysis of molten `NaCl` ?

A

`8.6 C`

B

`18.4 C`

C

`4.3 C`

D

`1.4 C`

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The correct Answer is:
A
`1` eq. or `11.2` litre `H_(2) = 96500C`
`:. 1 mL H_(2) = (96500)/(11200) = 8.6C`
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