Originally described in 1833, the second states that the amount of resultant elements is directly proportional to their equivalent weights.
The eponymous quantity of charge derived from the second of these is about 96 thousand coulombs. Originally described in 1833, the second states that the amount of resultant elements is directly proportional to their equivalent weights. The first states that the quantity of elements separated by passing an electrical current through a dissolved salt is proportional to the current. FTP, what are these two laws of electrochemistry named for an English scientist and assistant to Humphrey Davy?
The eponymous quantity of charge derived from the second of these is about 96 thousand coulombs.
{Faraday}’s laws of {electrolysis}