In the Specific Charge of Copper experiment, the slope of the graph of It vs. Am is 3 x 106 C/kg. If a current of 2 A passes in the circuit for 12 minutes then the increase in the mass (in grams) of the cathode is: O a. 0.48 O b. 1.44 O c. 0.05 O d. 2.4 O e. 0.008

In the Specific Charge of Copper experiment, the slope of the graph of It vs. Am is 3 x 106 C/kg. If a current of 2 A passes in the circuit for 12 minutes then the increase in the mass (in grams) of the cathode is: O a. 0.48 O b. 1.44 O c. 0.05 O d. 2.4 O e. 0.008

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In the Specific Charge of Copper experiment, the slope of the graph of It vs. Am is 3 x 106c/kg. If a current of 2 A
passes in the circuit for 12 minutes then the increase in the mass (in grams) of the cathode is:
O a. 0.48
O b. 1.44
О с.0.05
O d. 2.4
О е. 0.008

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