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Faraday's constant

Constant representing the electric charge carried on one mole of electrons. It is found by multiplying Avogadro's constant by the charge carried on a single electron, and is equal to 9.648 × 104 coulombs per mole.

One faraday is this constant used as a unit. The constant is used to calculate the electric charge needed to discharge a particular quantity of ions during electrolysis.



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