Physical Chemistry for Schools
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Careful experiments have shown that the quantity of electricity which accompanies the liberation of one gram equivalent of any element, or radicle, is 96, 540 coulombs. [The coulomb is the practical unit of electric quantity ; it is the quantity of electricity which accompanies the liberation of 0-001118 grams of silver from silver nitrate. ] This quantity of electricity 96, 540 coulombs is called a faraday and is usually denoted by the letter F.
92. Polarisation. If a dilute solution of sulphu...ric acid is electrolysed, using platinum electrodes, we obtain hydrogen at the cathode and oxygen at the anode. These products are principally evolved as gases, but a small part of each is adsorbed on the electrodes as a condensed layer on the surface. If the cell be disconnected from the battery and the two plates are connected with a galvanometer, it will be found that a current passes through the galvanometer from the plate on which oxygen is deposited to the plate on which hydrogen is deposited, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Careful experiments have shown that the quantity of electricity which accompanies the liberation of one gram equivalent of any element, or radicle, is 96, 540 coulombs. [The coulomb is the practical unit of electric quantity ; it is the quantity of electricity which accompanies the liberation of 0-001118 grams of silver from silver nitrate. ] This quantity of electricity 96, 540 coulombs is called a faraday and is usually denoted by the letter F.
92. Polarisation. If a dilute solution of sulphu...ric acid is electrolysed, using platinum electrodes, we obtain hydrogen at the cathode and oxygen at the anode. These products are principally evolved as gases, but a small part of each is adsorbed on the electrodes as a condensed layer on the surface. If the cell be disconnected from the battery and the two plates are connected with a galvanometer, it will be found that a current passes through the galvanometer from the plate on which oxygen is deposited to the plate on which hydrogen is deposited, i.
What to read after Physical Chemistry for Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry John Horstman Fenton to read onlineMoreLess
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