Electrolysis of a molten metal chloride

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Problem- Electrolysis of a molten metal chloride (MCl3) using a current of 6.48 A for 1500 seconds deposits 1.51g of the metal at the electrode.

a) What is this metal?

Provide complete explanation, show the complete steps

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