104. Solving a chemistry problem
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191. Make equations for electrode reactions occurring during electrolysis with insoluble anodes of melts and aqueous solutions of KCl, NaOH. Calculate how much chlorine will be released in liters (N.O.) when a current of 10 A is passed for 1 hour.
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