Trial 1 Trial 2 Temperature 32 (Kelvin) 31 Degree degree C Ambient Pressure (atm) 1009 1009 0.015 A 0.015 A Current Time 2700 s |2700 s Volume of H2 6 mL 5 mL Moles of Electrons 4.7721 x10^-4 mol e- 3.9898 10^-4 mol e- Trial Faraday's Constant

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