What is the energy consumption per kilogram of zinc in an electrowinning operation with a current...

What is the energy consumption per kilogram of zinc in an electrowinning operation with a current density of 250 Amps/m2 assuming 95 % efficiency, n = 2, and a voltage drop of 3.0 volts across the cell? HINT: Current density is the current available divided by unit area of cathode. It includes BOTH sides of the immersed cathode.

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