Three electrolytic cells are connected in a series. The electrolytes in the cells are aqueous copper(II) sulfate, gold(III) sulfate, and silver nitrate. A current of 2.26 A is applied and after some time 1.71 g Cu is deposited.
(a) How long was the current applied?
(b) What mass of gold was deposited?
(c) What mass of silver was deposited?
a)
Electrolysis equation is:
Cu2+ + 2e- ------> Cu
1 mol of Cu requires 2 mol of electron
1 mol of electron = 96485 C
So,1 mol of Cu requires 192970 C
let us calculate mol of element deposited:
molar mass of Cu = 63.55 g/mol
use:
number of mol of Cu, n = mass of Cu/molar mass of Cu
= 1.71/63.55
= 2.691*10^-2 mol
total charge = mol of element deposited * charge required for 1 mol
= 2.691*10^-2*1.93*10^5
= 5.192*10^3 C
use:
time = Q/i
= 5.192*10^3/2.26
= 2.298*10^3 seconds
= 2.298*10^3/60 min
= 38.29 min
Answer: 38.3 min
b)
Electrolysis equation is:
Au3+ + 3e- ------> Au
1 mol of Au requires 3 mol of electron
1 mol of electron = 96485 C
So,1 mol of Au requires 289455 C
let us calculate the charge passed:
t = 38.29 min = 38.29*60 s = 2.297*10^3 s
time, t = 2.297*10^3s
Q = I*t
= 2.26A * 2.297*10^3s
= 5.191*10^3 C
mol of Au plated = 5.191*10^3/289455 = 1.793*10^-2 mol
Molar mass of Au = 1.97*10^2 g/mol
mass of Au = number of mol * molar mass
= 1.793*10^-2 * 1.97*10^2
= 3.533 g
Answer: 3.53 g
c)
Electrolysis equation is:
Ag1+ + 1e- ------> Ag
1 mol of Ag requires 1 mol of electron
1 mol of electron = 96485 C
So,1 mol of Ag requires 96485 C
let us calculate the charge passed:
t = 38.29 min = 38.29*60 s = 2.297*10^3 s
time, t = 2.297*10^3s
Q = I*t
= 2.26A * 2.297*10^3s
= 5.191*10^3 C
mol of Ag plated = 5.191*10^3/96485 = 5.38*10^-2 mol
Molar mass of Ag = 1.079*10^2 g/mol
mass of Ag = number of mol * molar mass
= 5.38*10^-2 * 1.079*10^2
= 5.805 g
Answer: 5.80 g
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