convertimate Electrolysis and plating (Faraday)

Moles of electrons to grams deposited

Type a value in mol e⁻ to get it in g instantly.

11.85g

That's 2.5× as much charge as a phone battery’s charge, while one faraday is 2.7× more.

What it means

How much charge is that?

At 100 % current efficiency. Real baths lose some current to side reactions (hydrogen); chromium plating is often only 15–25 % efficient.

The math

How to convert mol e⁻ to g

mass = charge × M ÷ (z × 96,485); charge = mass × z × 96,485 ÷ M.

Example: 0.373 mol e⁻ = 11.8513 g.

Masses on this page are for copper (Cu²⁺). Pick another metal above.

Every unit

That charge in every unit

Tables

mol e⁻ to g conversion table

mol e⁻ to g conversion table
mol e⁻g
0.000373 mol e⁻0.0118513 g
0.00373 mol e⁻0.118513 g
0.0187 mol e⁻0.594155 g
0.0373 mol e⁻1.18513 g
0.0746 mol e⁻2.37027 g
0.187 mol e⁻5.94155 g
0.373 mol e⁻11.8513 g
0.746 mol e⁻23.7027 g
1.87 mol e⁻59.4155 g
3.73 mol e⁻118.513 g
37.3 mol e⁻1,185.13 g
g to mol e⁻ conversion table
g to mol e⁻ conversion table
gmol e⁻
0.0119 g0.000374532 mol e⁻
0.119 g0.00374532 mol e⁻
0.593 g0.0186636 mol e⁻
1.19 g0.0374532 mol e⁻
2.37 g0.0745916 mol e⁻
5.93 g0.186636 mol e⁻
11.9 g0.374532 mol e⁻
23.7 g0.745916 mol e⁻
59.3 g1.86636 mol e⁻
119 g3.74532 mol e⁻
1,190 g37.4532 mol e⁻

Quick answers

Quick answers

How many g is 1 mol e⁻?
1 mol e⁻ is 31.773 g.
How many g is 10 mol e⁻?
10 mol e⁻ is 317.73 g.
How many g is 0.373 mol e⁻?
0.373 mol e⁻ is 11.8513 g.

The units

About these units

Moles of electrons (mol e⁻)

Charge as moles of electrons (faradays).

Grams deposited (g)

Mass of the chosen metal deposited or freed.

Learn more about charge units

Keep going

Related conversions