pl answer Q 10
The reduction of Nitrobenzene can be written as:
C6H5NO2 + 6H+ + 6e-C6H5NH2 + 2 H2O
Molar mass of Nitrobenzene = 123 g
123 g of nitrobenzene use 6 moles electron for complete reduction.
So 12.3 g of nitobenzene would use = 6/123 x 12.3 = 0.6 mole electrons
Amount of charge in 0.6 mole electron = 0.6 x 96500 = 57900 C
But the efficiency of current is 50 % so it would require twice amount of charge
Therefore the amount of charge required = 57900 x 2 = 115800 C.
So, the correct option is a)
C6H5NO2 + 6H+ + 6e-C6H5NH2 + 2 H2O
Molar mass of Nitrobenzene = 123 g
123 g of nitrobenzene use 6 moles electron for complete reduction.
So 12.3 g of nitobenzene would use = 6/123 x 12.3 = 0.6 mole electrons
Amount of charge in 0.6 mole electron = 0.6 x 96500 = 57900 C
But the efficiency of current is 50 % so it would require twice amount of charge
Therefore the amount of charge required = 57900 x 2 = 115800 C.
So, the correct option is a)