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How many aluminium ions are needed to cross an ammeter if you want a current of 3A? Probably has something to do with Q=IT??
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How many aluminium ions are needed to cross an ammeter if you want a current of 3A?
Probably has something to do with Q=IT??
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Assuming that the time needed to cross the ammeter is 1 hour or 3600s, then using coloumb's law,
I x t = F x m / (eq. wt)
Using the given values and formula:
3 x 3600 = 96500 x m / (27/3)
Solving for m,
m = 1.007 g of Al3+
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