A student was asked to answer the following: Calculate the time (in sec) that is required to plate out 0.702g of aluminum when a current of2.10A is applied to 5.0L of a 0.75M Al(NO3)3 solution. The molar mass of copper is 26.98g/mol.The student set up the following calculation:molLmol2.10A**5.0L96485C0.75 mol 0.702gIdentify two errors. Be specific.

1st we do step by solutionThen we will find out the error Al(NO3)3 solutionAl(NO3)3 (aq) →…

A student was asked to answer the following: Calculate the time (in sec) that is required to plate out 0.702g of aluminum when a current of 2.10A is applied to 5.0L of a 0.75M AI(NO3)3 solution. The molar mass of copper is 26.98g/mol. The student set up the following calculation: mol mol 2.10A* *5.0L * 96485C 0.75 mol 0.702g Identify twO Ro spocific

A student was asked to answer the following: Calculate the time (in sec) that is required to plate out 0.702g of aluminum when a current of 2.10A is applied to 5.0L of a 0.75M AI(NO3)3 solution. The molar mass of copper is 26.98g/mol. The student set up the following calculation: mol mol 2.10A* 5.0L 96485C 0.75 mol 0.702g Identify twO Ro spocific

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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