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A silver and copper voltameter are connected in series with 12 V battery of negligible resistance .It is found that 0.806 g of silver is deposited in half an hour ,. Find silver `=1.12xx10^(-6) kgC ^(-1)` and that of copper `=6.6xx10^(-7) kg C ^(-1)`

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(i)0.475 g(ii) 8.64KJ
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