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The amount of metal deposited at cathode on passing electric current of 0.75 ampere in aqueous ferris sulphate solution for 30 mintes, will be. (atomic weight of Fe=56)

A

0.00435 g

B

0.261 g

C

0.783 g

D

0.522 g

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