How many millimoles of O₂ (g) is produced in the anode if water is electrolyzed for 125 seconds under a constant current of 5.25 Amperes? Write answer in 3 significant figures. Do not write "millimoles" anymore, Example of answer: 0.243 for 0.243 mmol O₂. Use Faraday's constant, F = 96485 units. E° 2H₂O(/H2(g), 20H(aq) -0.83 V E° 2H* (aq)/H₂(g) 0.00 V Eº O2(g), 4H*(aq)/H₂O(1) 1.23 V

How many millimoles of O₂ (g) is produced in the anode if water is electrolyzed for 125 seconds under a constant current of 5.25 Amperes? Write answer in 3 significant figures. Do not write "millimoles" anymore, Example of answer: 0.243 for 0.243 mmol O₂. Use Faraday's constant, F = 96485 units. E° 2H₂O(/H2(g), 20H(aq) -0.83 V E° 2H* (aq)/H₂(g) 0.00 V Eº O2(g), 4H*(aq)/H₂O(1) 1.23 V

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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