O Estimate the MRR (in cc/sec) of an alloy containing18% cobalt, 62% nickel and 20% chromium duringECM with current of 500 ampere. The density ofthe alloy is 8.28 g/cc. The following data isavailable.MetalGram atomic weight VelencyCobalt58.93Nickel58.712Chromium51.99Assume Faraday's constant is 96500 coulombs/mole.

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Estimate the MRR (in cc/sec) of an alloy containing 18% cobalt, 62% nickel and 20% chromium during ECM with current of 500 ampere. The density of the alloy is 8.28 g/cc. The following data is available.