For an electrolytic cell experiment, which will contribute to the greatest source of error on the mass of the deposited metal? Select one: A. The experiment was done at a lower temperature. B. The electrolyte solution was more concentrated than the reported concentration. C. A lower voltage was applied in the electrolyte solution. D. The electrodes were not pre-weighed and were weighed after the deposited metal was removed.

For an electrolytic cell experiment, which will contribute to the greatest source of error on the mass of the deposited metal? Select one: A. The experiment was done at a lower temperature. B. The electrolyte solution was more concentrated than the reported concentration. C. A lower voltage was applied in the electrolyte solution. D. The electrodes were not pre-weighed and were weighed after the deposited metal was removed.

Chemistry

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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