A solution of aluminium chloride is electrolyzed for 30 minutes using a current of 2 A. The amount of the alum…

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A solution of **aluminium chloride** is electrolyzed for **$$30 \, 	ext{minutes}$$** using a current of **$$2 \, 	ext{A}$$**. The amount of the **aluminium** deposited at the cathode is _____ .

[Given: molar mass of **aluminium** and **chlorine** are **$$27 \, 	ext{g mol}^{-1}$$** and **$$35.5 \, 	ext{g mol}^{-1}$$** respectively, Faraday constant = **$$96500 \, 	ext{C mol}^{-1}$$**]

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C. **$$0.336 \, 	ext{g}$$**

Answer

A. **$$1.660 \, 	ext{g}$$**

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B. **$$1.007 \, 	ext{g}$$**

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D. **$$0.441 \, 	ext{g}$$**

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