What mass (in g) of each product is produced in each of the following cells used for the electrolysis of molten salts, if a total charge of 2.92 x 105 C passes through each cell? (To solve this problem, assume that standard states apply, and that the reduction potential at each of the melting points is the same as the respective standard reduction potential. Also assume that the efficiency is 100%, and that the voltage is sufficient to perform the reduction.) (a) TII metallic product non-metallic product (b) KCI metallic product non-metallic product (c) NaF metallic product non-metallic product d) ScBr3 9 g g 9 9 g

What mass (in g) of each product is produced in each of the following cells used for the electrolysis of molten salts, if a total charge of 2.92 x 105 C passes through each cell? (To solve this problem, assume that standard states apply, and that the reduction potential at each of the melting points is the same as the respective standard reduction potential. Also assume that the efficiency is 100%, and that the voltage is sufficient to perform the reduction.) (a) TII metallic product non-metallic product (b) KCI metallic product non-metallic product (c) NaF metallic product non-metallic product d) ScBr3 9 g g 9 9 g

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What mass (in g) of each product is produced in each of the following cells used for the electrolysis of molten salts, if a total charge of 2.92 x 105 C passes through each cell?
(To solve this problem, assume that standard states apply, and that the reduction potential at each of the melting points is the same as the respective standard reduction
potential. Also assume that the efficiency is 100%, and that the voltage is sufficient to perform the reduction.)
(a) TII
metallic product
non-metallic product
(b) KCI
metallic product
non-metallic product
(c) NaF
metallic product
non-metallic product.
(d) ScBr3
metallic product
non-metallic product
9
g
g
g
g
9
g
9

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