What is the Electrolysis Calculator?

The Electrolysis Calculator is a tool that helps users calculate the mass of a substance deposited during electrolysis based on the current, time, number of electrons transferred, molar mass, and Faraday constant. It is especially useful for chemistry students, educators, and professionals who want to quickly determine the outcome of an electrolysis experiment without manual calculations. By entering the required values, the calculator provides accurate results instantly and ensures users can understand and analyze the electrolysis process effectively.

How to Use:

1. Enter Current (I, A): Input the electric current in amperes flowing through the electrolyte.
2. Enter Time (t, s): Input the duration of electrolysis in seconds.
3. Enter Number of Electrons Transferred (n): Input the number of electrons involved in the electrochemical reaction.
4. Enter Molar Mass (M, g/mol): Input the molar mass of the substance being deposited.
5. Enter Faraday Constant (F, C/mol, default 96485): Input the Faraday constant, or leave it as default.
6. Click “Calculate”: The calculator computes the mass deposited in grams.
7. Review Result: The output displays the calculated mass along with clear formatting for easy reading and understanding.