The charge required to liberate one gram equivalent of any substance is known as _________ constant
Correct answer: B. Faraday's
- A. time
- B. Faraday's
- C. Boltzman
Explanation
Faraday's constant is the charge needed to liberate one gram-equivalent of a substance during electrolysis, approximately 96,500 coulombs. Boltzmann's constant belongs to thermal physics.
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