What is the amount of chlorine evolved when $2 \ A$ of current is passed for $30 \ min$ in an aqueous solution of $NaCl$ (in $g$)?

$A$ constant current $(0.5 \, A)$ is passed for $1 \, hour$ through $(i)$ aqueous $AgNO_3$,$(ii)$ aqueous $CuSO_4$ and $(iii)$ molten $AlF_3$,separately. The ratio of the mass of the metals deposited on the cathode is $[M_{Ag}, M_{Cu}, M_{Al}$ are molar masses of the respective metals.]

How much chlorine will be liberated on passing $1 \ A$ current for $30 \ minutes$ through $NaCl$ solution?

On passing a current of $1.2 \ A$ through a solution of salt of copper for $40 \ min$,$0.96 \ g$ of copper was deposited. The equivalent weight of copper in $g$ is

The weight of silver $(at. \ wt. = 108)$ displaced by a quantity of electricity which displaces $5600 \ mL$ of $O_2$ at $STP$ will be ............ $g.$

When electric current is passed through acidified water for $1930 \,s$, $1120 \,mL$ of $H_2$ gas is collected (at $STP$) at the cathode. What is the current passed in amperes?