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The document presents a series of calculations to determine the value of capacitance (C) and mass (M) using given parameters such as current (I), time (t), mass (m), and Faraday's constant (F). It includes three distinct problems with specific values leading to the results of C being 1.7 and 2, and M being 0.1119g. Each calculation follows a similar formula relating mass, current, time, and capacitance.
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The document presents a series of calculations to determine the value of capacitance (C) and mass (M) using given parameters such as current (I), time (t), mass (m), and Faraday's constant (F). It includes three distinct problems with specific values leading to the results of C being 1.7 and 2, and M being 0.1119g. Each calculation follows a similar formula relating mass, current, time, and capacitance.
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1. Data given; Ram = 65, T= 1800secs, m= 0.456g , I= 0.65A, C=?


M/ Ram= IxT/CxF
0.456/65=0.65x1800/Cx96500
0.456xCx96500=65x0.65x1800
C= 65x0.65x1800/0.456x96500
C=1.7

2. Data given; I= 0.50A,t= 1930secs, m= 0.44g, Ram= 88, F= 96500


M/Ram= IxT/CxF
0.44/88=0.50x1930/Cx96500
0.44xCx96500= 88x0.50x1930
C=88x0.50x1930/0.44x96500
C=2

3. Data given; I= 0.5A t= 1800secs F=96500


Ram= 24 C=2
The charge of Mg is 2+
M/ Ram = IxT/ CxF
M/ 24= 0.5x1800/2x96500
Mx2x96500= 24x0.5x1800
M= 24x0.5x1800/2x96500
M= 0.1119g

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