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1.0 L of 0.1 M aqueous solution of KCI is electrolysed A current of 96.50 mA is passed through the solutoin for 10 hour which is /are correct ? (assume volume of soluto remains constant during electrolysis)

A

after electroysis molarity of `K^(+)` is 0.064 nd molarity of `CI^(-)` is 0.0645

B

After electrolysis molarity of `K^(+)` is 0.1 and molarity of `CI^(-)` is 0.064

C

AtS.T.P 202 ml of `CI_(2)` porduced when current efficiency is 50%

D

At S.TgtP 606 ml of total gases produced when current efficiency is 50%

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