PART 2: Answer what is asked for each problem and show your solution. Round your answers to four decimal places and they must be enclosed all in a box. 2. A chromium metal was deposited coming from a solution of Cr. The amount of the said metal deposited weighs 2.19 g. The process is made possible through a current of 35.2 Amperes in electrolyte cell. Determine the following: a. How much charge (in C) is required? b. How long (in min) would it take for the reaction to occur?

PART 2: Answer what is asked for each problem and show your solution. Round your answers to four decimal places and they must be enclosed all in a box. 2. A chromium metal was deposited coming from a solution of Cr. The amount of the said metal deposited weighs 2.19 g. The process is made possible through a current of 35.2 Amperes in electrolyte cell. Determine the following: a. How much charge (in C) is required? b. How long (in min) would it take for the reaction to occur?

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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