In electrochemistry, we can use a combined overall formula to convert electric current into moles of...
In electrochemistry, we can use a combined overall formula to convert electric current into moles of reaction.
I⋅t / n⋅F=moles of reaction.
I represents the current, t represents seconds, F represents
Faradays constant. Does n in the formula represent the # of
electrons that cancelled out in the overall balanced equation or
does it represent the mole to mole ratio of electrons produced by
the anode?
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