Example 3.5 Current was passed through a 0.100M solurion of KCI at 25°C. A silver coulometer in series with the KCI cell showed that 0.6136 g of Ag has been transferred from one electrode to the other. The cathode portion of the Hittorf's cell weighing 117.51 g was drained and found to contain 0.56662% KCI. The anode portion weighing 121.45 g was drained and found to contain 0.57217% KCI. The middle portion contained 0.74217% KCI. Find t+.

Example 3.5 Current was passed through a 0.100M solurion of KCI at 25°C. A silver coulometer in series with the KCI cell showed that 0.6136 g of Ag has been transferred from one electrode to the other. The cathode portion of the Hittorf's cell weighing 117.51 g was drained and found to contain 0.56662% KCI. The anode portion weighing 121.45 g was drained and found to contain 0.57217% KCI. The middle portion contained 0.74217% KCI. Find t+.

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