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During the electrolysis of molten sodium chloride, the time required to produce `0.10 mol` of chlorine gas using a current of `3` amperes is

A

55 minutes

B

110 minutes

C

220 minutes

D

330 minutes

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The correct Answer is:
B

`2Cl^(-)toCl_(2)(g)+2e^(-)`
To produce 1 mol of `Cl_(2)`, charge required
`=2F=2xx96500C`
`therefore`To produce 0.1 mol of `Cl_(2)`, charge required
`=2xx96500xx0.1=19300C`
`Q=Ixxt`
`thereforet=Q=(19300)/(3)sec=(19300)/(3xx60)`min
`=107.22"min"cong110`min
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