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calculate the electrical current necessary to produce 1000 kg of cl2 gas

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  1. Can't calculate that without a time.
    It will take 96,485 coulombs to produce 71/2 = 35.5 g Cl2; therefore, to produce 1E6 g (1,000 kg) Cl2 it will take
    96,485 x 1E6/35.5 = ? Coulombs.
    Coulombs = Amperes x seconds. You have coulombs, plug in th time in seconds and solve for amperes.

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