When a current of $10800 \ C$ is passed through an electrolyte,$2.977 \ g$ of a metal is deposited. If the molar mass of the metal is $106.4 \ g \ mol^{-1}$,what is the charge on the metal cation?

Copper sulphate solution is electrolysed between two platinum electrodes. $A$ current is passed until $1.6 \ g$ of oxygen is liberated at the anode. The amount of copper deposited at the cathode during the same period is .............. $g$ [At. mass of $Cu = 63.6$]

In two separate experiments,the same quantity of electricity was passed through silver and gold solutions. The amounts of $Ag$ and $Au$ deposited are $2.15 \ g$ and $1.31 \ g$,respectively. The valency of gold is [Atomic mass of $Ag = 107.9$; $Au = 197$].

$A$ current of strength $2.5 \ A$ was passed through $CuSO_4$ solution for $6 \ \text{minutes} \ 26 \ \text{seconds}$. The amount of copper deposited is .............. $g$ (Atomic weight of $Cu = 63.5$) $(1 \ F = 96500 \ C)$

If a steady current of $4 \, A$ is maintained for $40 \, min$,depositing $4.5 \, g$ of zinc at the cathode,then the electrochemical equivalent $(Z)$ will be:

The amount of charge required for obtaining one mole of $Al$ from $Al^{3+}$ is: