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Page 1 of 2 IGCSE Chemistry Chemistry Calculations B 24 Electrolysis Calculations Quantities of electricity - The Coulomb 1 Coulomb is the quantity of electricity which passes if 1 ampere flows for 1 second That means: Number of coulombs = current in amps x time in seconds Q = It Q Calculate the quantity of electricity in coulombs if 3 amperes flow for 6 minutes. - The Faraday Constant 1 Faraday is the quantity of electricity which passes if 1 mole of electrons (6 x 10 23 electrons) passes a particular point in a circuit 1 Faraday ≈ 96500 Coulombs

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  • Page 1 of 2

    IGCSE Chemistry

    Chemistry Calculations B

    24 Electrolysis Calculations

    Quantities of electricity

    - The Coulomb

    1 Coulomb is the quantity of electricity which passes if 1 ampere flows for 1

    second

    That means:

    Number of coulombs = current in amps x time in seconds

    Q = It

    Q Calculate the quantity of electricity in coulombs if 3 amperes flow for 6 minutes.

    - The Faraday Constant

    1 Faraday is the quantity of electricity which passes if 1 mole of electrons

    (6 x 1023 electrons) passes a particular point in a circuit

    1 Faraday 96500 Coulombs

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    Q What mass of copper is deposited on the cathode during the electrolysis of

    copper (II) Sulphate solution if 0.15 amps flow for 10 minutes?