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State the following laws:
Faraday first law of elctrolysis

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  • Faradays first law of electricity states :

    A
    for the same electrolyte, the mass of a substance produced or consumed at an electrode directly proportional to the quantity of electricity passed through the electrolyte cells.
    B
    For the same electrolyte , the mass of a substance produced or consumed at an electricity passed through the electrolytic cell.
    C
    When same quantity of electricity is passed through different electrolytes, the amounts of products obtained are proportional to their equivalent weights.
    D
    When same quantity of electricity is passed through obtained are proportional to their molecular masses.
  • Faraday.s law of electrolysis fails when:

    A
    Temperature is increased
    B
    Inert electrodes are used
    C
    A mixture of electrolytes is used
    D
    In none of the above cases
  • Faraday.s law of electrolysis fails when:

    A
    Temperature is increased
    B
    Inert electrodes are used
    C
    A mixture of electrolytes is used
    D
    In none of the above cases
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