Q3. Determine the oxidation number of the Chromium (Cr) in an unknown salt if electrolysis of a molten sample of this salt for 2 hours with a 12 amp current deposits 23.28 grams of Chromium metal at the cathode.

Q3. Determine the oxidation number of the Chromium (Cr) in an unknown salt if electrolysis of a molten sample of this salt for 2 hours with a 12 amp current deposits 23.28 grams of Chromium metal at the cathode.

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