Electrochemical equivalent of indium

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Dear experts, what is the electrochemical equivalent of indium? Thank you.

Reply #22010-11-10

:Lol, I’ll hold it up for you first; we can figure out a way to calculate it later.

Reply #32010-11-10

Reply 2# bamboograss is 0.0829. O(∩_∩)O Haha~

Reply #42010-11-10

That’s not correct. The value is 1.428. Calculation method: Using indium in its trivalent form, 114.82/3 = 38.27; then dividing this by the charge per mole, which is 96485 C, gives 26.8 A·h. 38.27/26.8 = 1.428 g/A·h

Reply #52010-11-10

Reply to 4# bamboograss :victory: , I managed to figure it out tonight as well. Thank you!

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