An unknown metal (M) is electrolyzed. It took 48.2 seconds for a current of 1.7 A to plate 0.0433 g of themetal from a solution containing M(NO:)3. Note: M(NOs)3 dissociates to M* and NO;.How many moles of solid M are deposited on the anode?b. What is the molecular weight of M in grams per mole?a.

Given, current = 1.71 A = 1.71 coulombs/sec Time = 48.2 sec moles of e- = 1.71 x 48.2 x (1/96485)…

An unknown metal (M) is electrolyzed. It took 48.2 seconds for a current of 1.7 A to plate 0.0433 g of the metal from a solution containing M(NO:)3. Note: M(NO)s dissociates to M* and NOy. a. How many moles of solid M are deposited on the anode? b. What is the molecular weight of M in grams per mole?

An unknown metal (M) is electrolyzed. It took 48.2 seconds for a current of 1.7 A to plate 0.0433 g of the metal from a solution containing M(NO:)3. Note: M(NO)s dissociates to M* and NOy. a. How many moles of solid M are deposited on the anode? b. What is the molecular weight of M in grams per mole?

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