INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE Electroplating How long will it take to plate out 4.2 g Ni from aqueous Ni2+ with a current of 112.3 A? HOW DO WE GET THERE? How many moles of electrons are required for 7.2x10-2 mol Ni? X mol e-

INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE Electroplating How long will it take to plate out 4.2 g Ni from aqueous Ni2+ with a current of 112.3 A? HOW DO WE GET THERE? How many moles of electrons are required for 7.2x10-2 mol Ni? X mol e-

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INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE Electroplating
How long will it take to plate out 4.2 g Ni from aqueous Ni2+ with a current of 112.3 A?
HOW DO WE GET THERE?
How many moles of electrons are required for 7.2x10-2 mol Ni?
X mol e-

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