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During electrolysis, the mass of a substance produced is proportional to
- time of constant current only
- strength of current only
- voltage provided
- time of constant current and strength of current
The mass of a substance which has been produced at an electrode is directly proportional to the quantity of electricity passed, is
- Faraday's first law
- Faraday's second law
- Faraday's third law
- Newton's third law
In electrolysis of silver nitrate solution, silver is deposited at
- anode
- cathode
- inert electrode
- charged electrode
Faraday has proposed two laws of
- electrolysis
- hydrolysis
- electromagnetism
- gravity
The number of specified particles in 1 mole is
- Avogadro constant
- formula mass
- Leonardo's number
- none of above
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- Basic formula for monobasic acid is
- Greater difference in electronegativity of Oxygen and Period 3 elements, highly likely is formation of
- Compound that has oxidation state of +2 is
- Carbonates and nitrates of group II elements decompose upon
- Law relating to concentrations of substances present at equilibrium and to stoichiometric equation is known as