Electrolysis was carried out in two separate cells connected in series one cell containing auric and another cupric solution. The weight of gold deposited in 3 hours was 5.91 g. The weight of copper deposited in the second cell is 1) 2.86 g 2) 4.29 g 3) 1.43 g 4) 5.72 g

Electrolysis was carried out in two separate cells connected in series one cell containing auric and another cupric solution. The weight of gold deposited in 3 hours was 5.91 g. The weight of copper deposited in the second cell is 1) 2.86 g 2) 4.29 g 3) 1.43 g 4) 5.72 g

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Electrolysis was carried out in two separate cells
connected in series one cell containing auric and
another cupric solution. The weight of gold
deposited in 3 hours was 5.91 g. The weight of
copper deposited in the second cell is
1) 2.86 g 2) 4.29 g
3) 1.43 g 4) 5.72 g

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