Faraday Constant

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(idea) by semprini (1.8 wk) (print) ? (I like it!) Tue Dec 05 2000 at 11:00:09

Number representing the amount of electric charge held by one mole of electrons.

( Electrons per mole ) x ( charge per electron ) == 6.02214e23 x 1.602177e-19

96,484.5 Coulombs / mole.

Often used in calculations involving electrolysis.

(idea) by GoodKingNerdnor (2.5 wk) (print) ? (I like it!) Mon May 28 2001 at 17:55:58

Actually, the Faraday Constant is 96,485.31 Coloumbs per mole. It is especially useful when dealing with calculations involving batteries and, yes, electrolysis.

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