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Faraday's second law states that equal quantities of electricity deposit masses proportional to the substances'

  • A.densities
  • B.atomic numbers
  • C.equivalent masses
  • D.molar masses

Answer: C

Correct answer: equivalent masses

The second law states that the same quantity of electricity liberates masses in the ratio of the substances’ equivalent masses - atomic mass divided by the change in oxidation number. So one faraday deposits 108 g of silver, which is univalent, but only 31.75 g of copper from the divalent state, since each copper ion needs two electrons.

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