A circuit is constructed with a 6.00 V battery connected across a 2900.0 Ω resistor.(i) Determine the moles of electrons that flow through the circuit per second for 26.98 min.(ii) Determine the number of joules produced by the circuit for the 26.98 min.

A circuit is constructed with a 6.00 V battery connected across a 2900.0 Ω resistor.(i) Determine the moles of electrons that flow through the circuit per second for 26.98 min.(ii) Determine the number of joules produced by the circuit for the 26.98 min.

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(i) Determine the moles of electrons that flow through the circuit per second for 26.98 min.
(ii) Determine the number of joules produced by the circuit for the 26.98 min.

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