One metal has a certain specific charge given by kj. The ions of a second metal have twice the charge of the ions of the first metal and 3/2 the mass of the first metal. Which of the following is true, where k2 is the specific charge of the second metal?

One metal has a certain specific charge given by kj. The ions of a second metal have twice the charge of the ions of the first metal and 3/2 the mass of the first metal. Which of the following is true, where k2 is the specific charge of the second metal?

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One metal has a certain specific charge given by kj. The ions of a second metal have twice the charge of the
ions of the first metal and 3/2 the mass of the first metal. Which of the following is true, where k2 is the specific
charge of the second metal?
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O b. k2 = (4/3) k
O c.k = 3 k2
O d. k2 = (3/4) ki
O e. k2 = 3 k
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