Discussion
Faraday's first law of electrolysis states that the mass deposited is proportional to the
Answer: B
Correct answer: quantity of electricity passed
The first law states \( m \propto Q = It \), so the mass liberated depends on the current and the time and on nothing else - not on the electrode area, the applied voltage or the concentration, provided the electrolysis proceeds. It follows directly from each ion requiring a fixed number of electrons to be discharged.
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