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the Amonut of Ag (atomic mass =108) d...

the Amonut of Ag (atomic mass =108) deposited at the cathode when a current of 0. amp is passed through a solution of` Ag CO_(3) ` for 1 hour is closest to

A

2g

B

5g

C

108g

D

11g

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The correct Answer is:
A
`W=(Eit)/(96500)`
`=(108xx0.5xx3600)/(96500)`
`=2gm`
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