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If an electrolysis plant operates its electrolytic cells at a total current of 1.2 × 106 amp, how long will it take to produce one metric ton (one million grams) of Mg(s) from seawater containing Mg2+? (1 faraday = 96,485 coulombs)


▸ 1.8 h

▸ 1.8 days

▸ 55 min

▸ 0.92 h

▸ 0.46 year
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If an electrolysis plant operates its electrolytic cells at a total current of 1.0 x 106 amp, how long will it take to produce one metric ton (one million grams) of Mg(s) from seawater containing Mg2+?
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If an electrolysis plant operates its electrolytic cells at a total current of 1.0 x 106 amp, how long will it take to produce one metric ton (one million grams) of Mg(s) from seawater containing Mg2+?
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