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The quantity of electricity required to deposit `1*15g` of sodium from molten `NaCl (Na = 23, Cl = 35*5)` is
1) `1 F`
2) `0*5 F`
3) `0*05 F`
4) : `1*5 F`

A

1F

B

0.5F

C

0.05F

D

1.5F

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