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The number of Faradays which will be required to reduce 4 gram equivalents of Cu2+ to Cu metal is ______. - Chemistry (Theory)

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The number of Faradays which will be required to reduce 4 gram equivalents of Cu2+ to Cu metal is ______.

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The number of Faradays which will be required to reduce 4 gram equivalents of Cu2+ to Cu metal is 4.

Explanation:

The reduction of one equivalent of Cu2+ requires 1 Faraday of electricity because Cu2+ gains 2 electrons to become Cu metal, hence 1 equivalent corresponds to 1 mole of electrons. Given 4 gram equivalents of Cu2+, the number of Faradays required is 4 × 1 = 4 Faradays.

So, to reduce 4 gram equivalents of Cu2+ to copper metal, 4 Faradays of electric charge are needed.

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