**Part A**Electrolysis of an NaCl solution with a current of 1.98 A for a period of 205 s produced 59.5 mL of Cl₂ at 653 mmHg and 29 °C. Calculate the value of the faraday from these data.Report the answer in the units of C/mol and with three significant figures. Use scientific notation.

Given: current = 1.98 A time = 205 s volume of gas Cl2 = 59.5 mL = 0.0595 L pressure = 653 mmHg =…

Electrolysis of an NaCl solution with a current of 1.98 A for a period of 205 s produced 59.5 mL of Cl2 at 653 mmHg and 29 °C.Calculate the value of th faraday from these data. Report the answer in the units of C/mol and with three significant figures. Use scientific notation.

Electrolysis of an NaCl solution with a current of 1.98 A for a period of 205 s produced 59.5 mL of Cl2 at 653 mmHg and 29 °C.Calculate the value of th faraday from these data. Report the answer in the units of C/mol and with three significant figures. Use scientific notation.

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