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\[ \text{How many Faradays are needed to reduce 1 mol of } \text{BrO}_3^- \text{ to Br}^- \text{?} \]
\[ \text{How many Faradays are needed to reduce 1 mol of } \text{BrO}_3^- \text{ to Br}^- \text{?} \]
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The correct option is (C): 6
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