The Ni/Cd battery is based on the following overall reaction: Cd(s) + NiO2(s) CdO(s) + NIO(s) What is the theoretical amount of Cd metal that this battery needs to contain in order to provide a constant 0.00500 A current for exactly 15 days? F = 96,485 C mol. O A. 30.2 g O B. 60.4 g O C. 15.1 g O D. 7.55 g O E. 3.77 g

The Ni/Cd battery is based on the following overall reaction: Cd(s) + NiO2(s) CdO(s) + NIO(s) What is the theoretical amount of Cd metal that this battery needs to contain in order to provide a constant 0.00500 A current for exactly 15 days? F = 96,485 C mol. O A. 30.2 g O B. 60.4 g O C. 15.1 g O D. 7.55 g O E. 3.77 g

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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