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JEE • CHEMISTRY • ELECTRO CHEMISTRY
Electro chemistry practice · Hard
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The resistance of 0.5 solution of an electrolyte in a conductivity cell was found to be 45 ohms. The equivalent conductivity of the same solution is …..if the electrodes in the cell are 2.2 cm apart and have an area of 3.8 .
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Correct option: A
25.73
Option A (25.73) is correct because it is calculated using the formula for equivalent conductivity, considering the cell constant and resistance.
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Using the SRP values given below, decide which of the statements I, II, III and IV are correct.
(I) Copper can displace iron from solution
(II) Iron can displace copper from solution
(III) Silver can displace copper from solution
(IV) Iron can displace silver from solution
(I) Copper can displace iron from solution
(II) Iron can displace copper from solution
(III) Silver can displace copper from solution
(IV) Iron can displace silver from solution
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Correct option: C
II and IV
Option C (II and IV) is correct because iron can displace copper from copper sulfate solution and iron can displace silver from silver nitrate solution due to their relative SRP values.
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When electric current is passed through acidified water for 1930 s, 1120mL of gas is collected (at STP) at the cathode. What is the current passed in amperes?
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Correct option: C
5
Option C (5) is correct because the current passed is calculated using Faraday's laws of electrolysis, relating the amount of hydrogen gas collected to the charge passed through the solution.
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