Copper Electrolysis
Current (I): 2 Amperes (A); Time (t): 3,600 Seconds (s); Molar Mass (M): 63.55 grams/mol (g/mol); Number of Electrons Transferred (n): 2 electrons
Total Charge (Q): 7,200 Coulombs (C); Mass Deposited (m): 2.371145774 grams (g)
Electrolysis Calculator
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Calculates the mass of a substance deposited or liberated during electrolysis, based on Faraday's laws of electrolysis.
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Start with your values, or try a preset.
Step 1
Enter Current (I), Time (t), Molar Mass (M), and Number of Electrons Transferred (n) in the units shown.
Step 2
Read Total Charge (Q) and Mass Deposited (m) in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
Step 3
Choose a preset to load an example, then adjust the values for your situation.
Worked Examples
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Silver Electrolysis
Current (I): 0.5 Amperes (A); Time (t): 1,800 Seconds (s); Molar Mass (M): 107.87 grams/mol (g/mol); Number of Electrons Transferred (n): 1 electrons
Total Charge (Q): 900 Coulombs (C); Mass Deposited (m): 1.006197855 grams (g)
Gold Electrolysis
Current (I): 0.25 Amperes (A); Time (t): 7,200 Seconds (s); Molar Mass (M): 196.97 grams/mol (g/mol); Number of Electrons Transferred (n): 3 electrons
Total Charge (Q): 1,800 Coulombs (C); Mass Deposited (m): 1.224874333 grams (g)
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