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Calculate time to deposit 12μm of copper. Current density 1.2 A/sq.dm. Current efficiency 95 %. Copper...

Calculate time to deposit 12μm of copper. Current density 1.2 A/sq.dm. Current efficiency 95 %. Copper density 8.9 g/cub.cm.

Equation:Cu2+(aq)+ 2e-→ Cu(s)

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