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All right, so we're told that a lithium battery capacity is 2 ,20050 millamperes in an hour.
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And we want to know what's the capacity of the cell in coulomes.
00:21
So 2250 is millie -ampiers is equal to 2250 milicholomes, because an amperems, because an ampire is, cullum per second.
00:40
And then an hour is 60 minutes, 1060 seconds, 3 ,600 seconds.
00:46
So that'll cancel out.
00:48
And then we're going to get milliculomes.
00:50
And we know that one cullom is 1 ,000 milliculums, just to convert to the right magnitude.
00:59
And then we can go ahead and plug this in on our calculator.
01:03
So 2250 times 3 ,600, divided by 1 ,000 is 81 ,000 coolomes.
01:14
All right, what mass of the reactants is needed to deliver this capacity of charge? that was part a.
01:19
So for part b, we know that it's a lithium battery.
01:21
So it involves the reaction of lithium with electrons, where it's one electron for every lithium.
01:31
All right.
01:32
So let's start with the coolomes...