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500 mL 4 M of NaCl solution is electrolysed liberating `Cl_(2)(g)` at an electrode. Calculate (3) the amount of electricity required for complete electrolysis.

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For complete electrolysis, amount of electricity required `=2F=2xx96500C=193000C`
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