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Explanation / Answer

Mass of copper to be deposited

Q = I x t

    = 0.25 amp x 30 min x 60 s

    = 450 Coulombs

moles of electron passed = 450 C/96500 C

                                         = 0.0047 mol e-

1 mole of Cu require 2 mole of electron

moles of Cu deposited = 2 x 0.0047 mol e-

                                     = 0.0094 mol

mass of Cu deposited = 0.0094 mol x 63.55 g/mol

                                    = 0.60 g

1. A reduction in the mass of anode shows the chemical reaction has occured.

2. The plating cell is the cathode where deposition occurs.

3. (a) Coulombs transferred = 0.25 amp x 120 s = 30 C

(b) Faraday transferred = 30 C/96500 = 0.0003 F

4. mass of copper deposited = 0.60 g

moles of copper deposited = 0.60 g/63.55 g/mol = 0.0094 mol

5. Source of sopper deposited on the object is anode which undergoes oxidation.

6. Power supply is needed to carry out the chemical reaction in the cell.