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    ., Unit of Solubility Prod - H1013 - Lira. Ci of Sllvef

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    This document appears to be discussing various chemistry concepts but is missing context and formatting that would make the content comprehensible. It includes references to silver chromate solubility product constants, changes in coulombs on ions, the blue color disappearing from copper sulfate solution when an iron rod is dipped in it due to oxidation-reduction, standard reduction potentials, and questions about calculating atomic weight from electrolysis data and stating Kohrausch's law. However, without more surrounding context, charts, equations or other information, the key details and relationships discussed cannot be determined.

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    ., unit of solubility prod . H1013 . lira.

    Ci of Sllvef

    chromate =

    QUESTION 4
    (1') What is the change in coulombs on the N ions? . (ii) Blue colour of copper sulphate solution es disappeared slowly when an iron rod is dipped into it. Explain, given
    + 0.34 V and

    Charge on ion = 289500 coulombs.


    ------- w a soluuop containing 1 g equivalent of elect:-olytq that the total solution is plaeed two electrodes one centimetre apart. It is denOt9d by the symbol A. The unit of electrovalent (1') When 8040 coulombs of electricity is passed through a molten metal bromide MBr2, 3.652 g of metal was deposited? What is the atomic weight of the metal? How many electrons have passed through the cell in deposition of the metal? (ii) State K0h1rausch's Iaw. PH (i) Metal bromide MBI2 ii Valency of metal is +2. (b) Ans. Q = 8040 coulombs W = 3.652 g Putting the values in eqn. (1),

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