Which one is the correct equation which represents Faraday’s first law of electrolysis ?
(A) mz = c.t
(B) m = z.c.t
(C) mc = zt
(D) c = mzt
Option : (B) P = KH.x Solution which have only one volatile components, The vapour pressure of volatile component in a given solution can be written by - P1 = x1\(P_1^0\) If we compare...
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