2Determine the transport numbers of the ions in an exactly 0.200 molal solution of copper (II) sulfate. The cell was filled with solution and electrolyzed between copper electrodes, for some time. The cathode solution of the cell was found to weigh 36.434 g and contains 0.4415 g of Cu. Further the cathode in the coulometer showed an increase in weight of 0.0405 g due to deposited Ag. Please answer completely

2Determine the transport numbers of the ions in an exactly 0.200 molal solution of copper (II) sulfate. The cell was filled with solution and electrolyzed between copper electrodes, for some time. The cathode solution of the cell was found to weigh 36.434 g and contains 0.4415 g of Cu. Further the cathode in the coulometer showed an increase in weight of 0.0405 g due to deposited Ag. Please answer completely

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