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5. If 2.46 g of Fe 2+ were oxidized in the reaction Fe2+(aq) + Ce4+( aq ) à Fe3+ (aq) + Ce3+ (aq ),
- how many coulombs of charge must have been transferred from V2+ to Fe3+ ? Given Faraday constant F = 96490 C/mol e- , A.W.Fe = 55.85 g/mol.
- how many seconds must have been passed if a constant
electric current 1.5 amperes were maintained?
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