Original post by AA881
If 0.035pC of charge is transferred via the movement of Al3+ ions, how many of these ions must have been transferred in total?
Could someone explain how to do this? I have no idea where to start
Could someone explain how to do this? I have no idea where to start
Start by converting the charge of one Al^3+ ion to coulombs? How might you do that?
Next, can you convert the 0.035 pC to coulombs? How might this be useful?
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